The Anurag Carbon

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Tyre black carbon powder used as a fuel for different applications in different industries.
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The Anurag Carbon
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We are manufacturer and exporter of -
1.Coconut shells Activated Carbon
2.Coal based Activated Carbon
3.Wood Based Activated Carbon
4.Pelletized Activated Carbon
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The Anurag Carbon
India

Contact us @ +919819624857
1. Coconut shell activated carbon
2. Coal based activated carbon
3. Wood based activated carbon
4. Pelletized activated carbon
The Anurag Carbon
https://m.indiamart.com/anurag-carbon/
India

We are manufacturer and exporter of
Coconut shell activated carbon
Coal based activated carbon
Wood based activated carbon
Contact us @ +919819624857
The Anurag Carbon
India

Tyre black carbon powder used as a fuel for different applications in different industries.
Contact at -
The Anurag Carbon
+91 98196 24857

Coal based Activated Carbon 900 iodine value .
+91-9819624857

Contact us for all types of Activated Carbon @ +91-9819624857

Coconut shell-based activated carbons are the least dusty. Predominantly microporous, they are well-suited for organic chemical adsorption. Coconut shell-based carbon has the highest hardness compared to other types of activated carbons, which makes it the ideal carbon for water purification.

In terms of base materials, coconut shell and wood are renewable resources. Coconut plantations with millions of acres of land continue to provide all the benefits of green trees to our environment in spite of using billions of coconut shells per year for activation.

Activated carbon is produced from coconut shells in a two-step process.

The first step in activation is to carbonize the shells to drive about two-thirds of the volatiles out of the shells, creating a carbonaceous mass full of tiny pores.

In the second stage, this carbonized base material is activated at high temperature (1,100°C/2,012°F) in steam. Activation temperature and the amount of activation time are important to create the internal pore networks and to impart certain surface chemistries (functional group) inside each particle. In essence, the total activation process gives carbon its unique adsorption characteristics.