Impregnated activated carbon is widely used to remove organic gases and steam in air or other airflows, such as hydrogen sulfide and sulfur dioxide.

Wooden pellet activated carbon is also known as columnar activated carbon. And it is made from high-quality wood chips, coconut shells, etc. as raw materials, which are crushed, mixed, extruded, shaped, dried, carbonized, and activated. The production process includes raw material crushing, impurity removal, mixing, extrusion, molding, drying, carbonization, activation, screening, and other steps, giving it excellent surface area and adsorption capacity.

Coconut pellet activated carbon is also known as Coconut shell column carbon, which is extruded from coconut shell powder, and the pore structure produced by this process can provide excellent adsorption and desorption performance for a variety of organic compounds, and the coconut raw material impurity content is very low, making it suitable for solvent recovery, catalyst and catalyst support applications. Coconut pellet activated carbon is widely used in fixed beds or mobile beds, and is widely used in central water purifiers, drinking water, and industrial water for decolorization, deodorization, and removal of organic matter and residual chlorine.

The coal based pellet activated carbon is also known as coal columnar activated carbon. Coal based columnar activated carbon is a kind of high efficient adsorption material, which is prepared from high quality coal as raw material through fine processing and special molding technology. Its shape is columnar, with high specific surface area and adsorption capacity, suitable for various applications in gas phase adsorption. Coal based crushed cylindrical activated charcoal has large specific surface area, well-developed microporous, high mechanical strength, good adsorption ability, easy regeneration, long service life, high degrees of purification and good resistance performance to high temperature and water immersion.