Granular Activated Carbon
Granular Activated Carbon is a porous adsorbent material produced from carbon-rich raw materials such as coconut shell, coal, or wood, activated at high temperatures to develop a highly porous structure.
Key Features
High-performance adsorbent designed for efficient purification in liquid and gas applications.
Particle size
Typically 0.5 – 5 mm granules
Excellent adsorption capacity
for organic compounds, color, odor, and chlorine
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High surface area
800–1500 m²/g
Suitable for liquid & gas
Versatile across multiple treatment systems.
Properties
Engineered physical and chemical characteristics for high adsorption efficiency.
Applications
Widely used in purification and filtration processes.
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Drinking water treatment
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Wastewater treatment
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Color & odor removal
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Gold recovery
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Dechlorination
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Food & beverage purification
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Pharmaceutical purification
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Air purification