Product
The standard media of fixed-bed filters.
Granular activated carbon (GAC) is the core adsorbent of fixed-bed filter systems. After carbonisation and activation, the natural cell structure of the hazelnut shell becomes a network of macro, meso and micro pores — contaminants are trapped deep inside this network.
In our indirectly heated stainless steel kiln the flame never touches the product; there is no brick lining, so no mineral contamination. Every batch is tested to ASTM standards in our own laboratory before shipping.
- ✓ Any particle size in the 0–10 mm range
- ✓ 100% domestic raw material: hazelnut shell
- ✓ Process registered under Turkish Patent NO: 2012/02871 B
| Particle size | 0 – 10 mm (any cut) |
|---|---|
| Iodine number | 1000 mg/g |
| Methylene blue | >250 mg/g |
| Ash | 2 – 3% |
| Moisture | 3 – 5% |
| Raw material | 100% hazelnut shell |
Applications
Where Is It Used?
Water Treatment
Removal of taste, odour, chlorine and organic contaminants from drinking and process water in fixed-bed filters.
Gas Treatment
Continuous adsorption of VOCs and odours in filter cartridges and granular packed beds.
Food & Oil
Removal of colour, odour and unwanted compounds from edible-oil and food processes in column systems.
Cosmetics
Reduction of colour, odour and impurities in cosmetic ingredients and process water.
Cat Litter
A high-adsorption granular additive that supports odour and moisture control in cat-litter blends.
Sugar Refining
Decolourisation, clarification and purification of sugar syrups in continuous columns.
FAQ
About Granular Activated Carbon
What is granular activated carbon?
Granular activated carbon (GAC) consists of porous carbon particles 0.2–10 mm in size. It is used in fixed-bed filters, where contaminants are captured as water or gas flows through the granules.
Where is it used?
It is used in water treatment, gas treatment, food and oil processes, cosmetic-ingredient purification, odour and moisture control in cat litter, and sugar refining.
Which particle sizes are available?
Our crushing and sieving line produces the required size distribution within 0–10 mm, including standard ranges such as 0.5–2.5 mm, 1–3 mm and 2–4 mm.
Let's choose the right granule size for your project.
Contact us for samples and the technical data sheet.