Wood based activated carbon: answers on uses, grades and ordering

The carbon is used to purify chemical reagents and industrial solvents, refine gasoline and lubricating oils, and treat liquids in chemical processing. Listed applications also include phosphoric, hydrochloric, boric and peroxide acid treatment, along with impurity removal in electroplating and dyeing operations.

A buyer evaluating the material for a liquid treatment line should match the application to the required particle size, pH range and iron limit. See the product page for chemical processing carbon for the listed product details.

The listed raw material is wood. Available particle sizes are 200 mesh and 325 mesh, with a methylene blue value of 150 to 240% mg/g. Moisture is up to 10%, the listed pH ranges are 2 to 5 and 4 to 7, and iron content is up to 0.15%. These values help procurement teams compare a requested grade with the chemistry and filtration setup in their process.

For example, a chemical plant purifying a liquid reagent should confirm whether its process requires the 200 mesh or 325 mesh option and which pH range applies. A buyer treating dyeing wastewater should also include the target iron limit and moisture requirement in the technical inquiry.

Packaging options include 20 kg bags, 25 kg bags and jumbo bags. Customization is available upon request, so an inquiry should identify the intended application, required particle size, pH range, packaging format and expected quantity.

Send the process liquid, target specification, package size and order quantity with the inquiry so the supplier can match the request to a suitable grade.