Carbon filters

Activated Carbon Filters

Activated carbon filters are purification systems that rely on surface adsorption to remove odors, gases, organic compounds, and chlorine from the air.

How an activated carbon filter works:

Adsorption: Molecules and pollutants adhere to the vast internal surface area of ​​the carbon, not just its pores. Surface Area: A single gram of activated carbon possesses an immense surface area, enabling it to trap large quantities of impurities. Chemical Removal: It captures gases, odors, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Primary Uses: Used in air purifiers.