Activated Carbon

High-performance adsorption media for water treatment, air purification, and industrial applications.

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Granular activated carbon pile

Key features

Activated carbon is a highly porous adsorption medium with an exceptionally large internal surface area. It is produced from sustainable feedstocks through controlled carbonisation and activation processes, delivering consistent quality for demanding industrial applications.

Certification

Our activated carbon meets the grade when it comes to certification, quality guaranteed.

Annual production

We produce 15,000+ tonnes of activated carbon every year, scale you can rely on.

Production sites

We have multiple sites in South East Asia and Europe, catering for international markets.

Activated carbon production facility

Feedstock type: Coconut shell

Format: Granular (GAC)

Production site: South East Asia

Specification

>1,050Iodine Number (mg/g)
>1,050 m²/gBET Surface Area
8x30Mesh Size (US Sieve)
0.48–0.52Bulk Density (g/cc)
>97%Hardness (ASTM D-3802)
<5%Moisture Content

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Coconut Shell
Carbonisation & Activation
Activated Carbon
Clean Water & Air

What is activated carbon?

Activated carbon, also called activated charcoal, is a form of carbon that has been processed to develop an extensive network of microscopic pores. This dramatically increases its surface area, making it highly effective at adsorbing contaminants, impurities, and unwanted substances from liquids and gases. A single gram of activated carbon can have a surface area exceeding 3,000 square metres, providing exceptional capacity for filtration and purification.

Produced from carbonaceous source materials such as coconut shells, wood, and coal, activated carbon undergoes carbonisation followed by physical or chemical activation. Unlike untreated carbon materials, its highly developed pore structure and vast internal surface area allow it to capture and hold a wide range of organic and inorganic compounds through adsorption, making it indispensable across water treatment, air purification, gold recovery, and environmental remediation.

Key characteristics

Exceptional adsorption capacity – Surface areas exceeding 1,000 m²/g enable superior contaminant removal across liquid and gas phase applications.

High purity and consistent quality – Controlled production processes deliver reliable performance with minimal variability between batches.

Versatile across multiple industries – From water treatment to gold recovery, activated carbon adapts to diverse industrial requirements.

Designed to integrate into existing treatment and processing systems, activated carbon enables cleaner outputs, regulatory compliance, and operational efficiency across a wide range of sectors.

Close-up texture of activated carbon granules

Activated carbon applications

Biogas & Energy from Waste

Activated carbon plays a critical role in biogas upgrading and Energy from Waste (EfW) operations. It removes hydrogen sulphide, siloxanes, and volatile organic compounds from raw biogas, protecting downstream equipment and ensuring compliance with grid injection and emissions standards.

Food & beverage

In food and beverage processing, activated carbon is used for decolourisation, taste and odour removal, and purification of ingredients such as sugar, edible oils, and drinking water. Its food-grade purity ensures product safety while maintaining the quality consumers expect.

Fine chemicals & medical

Activated carbon is essential in pharmaceutical manufacturing and fine chemical production, where it removes colour bodies, organic impurities, and trace contaminants from process streams. In medical applications, it is used in kidney dialysis, wound dressings, and poison treatment.

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