Features Of Post Activated Carbon Filter – Coal Based

• Adsorbs organic compounds
• Removes odor and residual chlorine
• Makes the filtering liquid decolorize and clarify
• Filters out particles and impurities
• Uniform density, long service life

Applications Of The Post Carbon Filter

• Water purification, water treatment, and food decolorizing
• Oilfield water injection filtration
• Chemical liquid filtration
• Electroplating industry

Specifications Of The Post Carbon Filter

• Filter Medium: Coal Activated Carbon
• Outside Diameter: 2”
• Inlet/Outlet: 1/4” FNPT
• Length: 9.87”, 10”
• End caps: Polypropylene
• Max. Differential Pressure: 58PSI
• Maximum Inflow Temperature: 52℃
• Max. Flow Rate: 1.0GMP
• Residual Chlorine Removal Rate: ＞96%
• Iodine Adsorption Rate: ＞950mg/g COD
• Removal Rate: ＞20%

Main advantages of a Post Activated Carbon Filter – Coal Based

• Tasty water due to coconut shell carbon in the post-filter.
• Easy installation due to pressed fittings.
• Body housing made of clean European food grade plastic.
• Each post-filter passes leak test.
• Suitable for reverse osmosis filters from other manufacturers.

Finally the semi-permeable RO membrane in your RO system is designed to allow water through but filter out almost all additional contaminants. In other words a four-stage RO System, a final post filter (carbon filter) will “polish” off the water to remove any remaining taste and odor in the water.

Adsorption is the accumulation of a gas or liquid on the surface of a liquid or solid substrate, as opposed to absorption, in which the encroaching substance enters the substrate’s bulk or volume. Activated carbon filter media is porous, inexpensive, and readily available for use as adsorbents, furnishing a large surface area to remove contaminants. It has a more useful surface area per gram than any other material available for physical adsorption. In fact, a teaspoon of activated carbon has more surface area than a football field.