Combination activated carbon filter is specifically designed to treat odors and pollution in the air, and is widely used for air filtration in air-conditioned and ventilated places. The activated carbon filter material contains 100% surface adsorption capacity, which can effectively remove a large amount of odors and harmful gases.
Characteristics of Combined Activated Carbon Filter

1. Activated carbon is made from coconut shells and has a tetrafluoride activity greater than 60%;

2. The polysorb activated carbon mesh used in the filter has 100% surface adsorption capacity;

3. The outer frame can be made of waterproof paper board, galvanized iron frame, or stainless steel frame;

4. According to environmental requirements, different materials of activated carbon can be selected, such as activated carbon particles, activated carbon non-woven fabric, activated carbon foam, and plate activated carbon filters;

5. Activated carbon particles can be supplied in whole packages, or made into metal frames, or made according to customer requirements.

Combination activated carbon filter product configuration

Filter media - using granular activated carbon treated with a special chemical formula

Frame materials - ABS plastic frame, galvanized frame, stainless steel frame, etc.

Component - consisting of 8-10 active filters.

Internally - a 25mm thick box containing 4.0 particles of activated carbon, with non-woven fabric pasted on both sides.

Application of Combined Activated Carbon Filter

1. Suitable for removing odors and harmful gases from the air in industries such as chemistry, electronics, pharmaceuticals, food, hospitals, etc;

2. Used to remove high concentrations of acid, alkali, and organic compound gases from the air, as well as various harmful gases in the air, such as volatile organic compounds, acidic and alkaline gases, formaldehyde, mercury vapor, and radioactive gases.

Application scope of combined activated carbon filter

1. Air filtration in public places such as airports, hospitals (such as wards for respiratory disease patients), and office buildings can effectively remove odors from the air while also having the advantage of saving energy.

2. Museums, archives, libraries and other places remove pollutants such as sulfur oxides and nitrogen oxides from the air to protect collections from damage.

3. The central control room of chemical, petrochemical, steel and other enterprises is used to protect precision instruments from the hazards of corrosive gases.

4. Semiconductor and microelectronics manufacturing companies aim to remove "Airborne Molecular Contamination" (AMC) to improve product quality and protect personnel health.

5. Reduce odors in the laboratory animal room, improve the quality of laboratory animals, and protect the atmospheric environment.

Instructions for Combination Activated Carbon Filter