Characteristics of Activated Carbon

• Uniform pore structure.

• Excellent adsorption capability: effectively removes organic substances, sediments, and dissolved impurities in water, including color and odor.

• Versatile applications: used in water treatment, water filtration systems, municipal and industrial wastewater treatment, and liquid organic matter treatment.

• Good and stable quality.

*** Note: Safety instructions for using activated carbon: When wet, activated carbon removes oxygen from the surrounding air. In closed spaces or containers, the oxygen concentration can decrease to dangerous levels. Please read the Safety Information provided by us carefully.

Advantages

• High adsorption efficiency: superior ability to adsorb impurities due to its large surface area and developed porous structure.

• Good mechanical strength: Resistant to abrasion and breakage during use, extending the lifespan of the activated carbon.

• High purity: Meets international quality standards, free from harmful impurities to health and the environment.

• Safe and environmentally friendly: Produced from natural raw materials, without the use of harmful chemicals.

• Diverse applications: Suitable for various purposes in water and air treatment.

• Easy to use and replace: Convenient packaging design for easy transportation and use.

In particular, activated carbon is an essential material in industrial wastewater treatment, pure water or ultrapure water treatment: to remove low and high organic compounds, dissolved metals, including odor and taste from water.

Applications of DGF 8X30 GL Activated Carbon

DGF 8X30 GL activated carbon is a raw material for producing masks and respirators. It can be used in various fields:

• Applied for filtering water in aquaculture ponds.

• Used for decolorization in industries such as chemical, food technology, dyeing, electronics manufacturing, etc.

• In medicine (Carbo medicinalis - medicinal charcoal): for disinfection and toxin removal in case of poisoning.

• In the chemical industry: as a catalyst and catalyst support.

• In engineering, activated carbon is an air filtration component (in cigarette filters); odor remover in refrigerators and air conditioners.

Recommendations for Use

• Clean the activated carbon before use: Remove dirt and impurities adhering to the surface of the carbon.

• Replace the carbon regularly: The lifespan of activated carbon depends on the quality of the water/air source and frequency of use. It is advisable to replace the carbon according to the manufacturer's recommendations or when the filtration efficiency decreases to ensure the best treatment effectiveness.

• Proper storage: Store the carbon in a dry, cool place, away from direct sunlight and high humidity.