Wood Base Activated Carbon

Wood-based activated carbon is a versatile, eco-friendly option known for its high adsorption capacity, especially for organic contaminants and odors. It is widely used in water treatment, air purification, food processing, and industrial applications. Its renewable source and effectiveness make it a popular choice for various filtration needs.

Wood-Based Activated Carbon is made from hardwood (e.g., oak, maple) and is used for its high adsorption capacity in air, water, and liquid filtration.

Key Features:

High Adsorption Capacity: Removes organic compounds, odors, and toxins.

Porous Structure: Effective for air, water, and gas purification.

Lightweight: Easier to handle than coal-based activated carbon.

Eco-Friendly: Derived from renewable wood sources.

Applications:

Water Treatment: Removes chlorine, pesticides, and heavy metals.

Air Purification: Removes VOCs and odors.

Food & Beverage: Used for decolorization and purification.

Pharmaceuticals: Purifies chemicals and solvents.

Benefits:

Effective for Organic Contaminants