Extruded Activated Carbon

Extruded Activated Carbon (also called Pelletized Activated Carbon) is a cylindrical, pellet-shaped form of activated carbon produced by extruding powdered carbon with a binder and then activating it at high temperature.

Key Objectives

Our treatment programs are designed to optimize your boiler system's performance and longevity.

Shape

Cylindrical pellets (typically 1–5 mm diameter)

Raw materials

Coal, coconut shell, or wood-based carbon

High Mechanical Strength

Reduces dust generation and improves durability

Uniform Size

Ensures lower pressure drop in packed beds

Properties

Key performance characteristics that make extruded activated carbon ideal for industrial air purification, solvent recovery, and gas-phase filtration applications.

High Surface Area

High surface area (800–1200 m²/g, typical)

Superior Adsorption

Excellent adsorption capacity for gases and vapors

High Mechanical Strength

Good hardness and abrasion resistance

Optimized Pore Structure

Controlled pore structure suitable for gas-phase adsorption