What is Activated Carbon?
Activated carbon is a porous material made from carbon-rich materials like coal, wood, or coconut shells, and is used to filter toxins from air and water. Owing to its enormous surface area relative to its size and a sub microscopic porous network, it attracts compounds along its surface, through the process of adsorption. Coconut shell based activated carbon is exceptionally effective in gold and precious metal recovery due to its high abrasion resistance, and unique chemical characteristics
Diverse applications of activated carbon products
Uses and Benefits
Benefits of Using Coconut Charcoal
Coconut charcoal is often regarded as a better alternative than traditional wood or coal-based charcoal due to its superior performance, eco-friendliness, and health benefits. Compared to other biomass materials, coconut shells contain fewer harmful compounds, making them a safer option. Its high carbon content and density enables longer burn time and higher heat output compared to regular charcoal. Coconut shell charcoal is often preferred as the pyrolysis process used in making activated carbon removes harmful byproducts.
Detoxification support
As a cleansing agent
Aid against bloating
Sustainability at CG Carbon : Commitment to greener future, safer products
At CG Carbon, sustainability is at the core of everything we do. From eco-friendly raw material sourcing, carbon-neutral production process to zero-waste approach, water conservation efforts, and reducing carbon footprint with local sourcing, we go all the way to ensure environmental conservation.
Unlike other traditional activated carbon, like wood and coal, our source is coconut shell, a renewable resource, eliminating deforestation and reducing reliance on non-renewable resources. Coconut shells, an agricultural byproduct that otherwise is treated as waste is transformed into activated carbon with the proper treatment
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