Activated carbon filters
In the F A series, BOGE-activated carbon filters are designed to remove odor from compressed air. They also work with...
This activated-carbon filtering system has a high standard purification level suited for industrial operations. It is capable of removing oil, solvent hydrocarbon and even unwanted odor....
Syntesi carbon filters are among the best in the world and they are capable of removing all traces of oils, solvents, and various hydrocarbons....
Activated carbon filters Series MX feature a modular construction with state-of-the-art activated carbon filtering element. Look at the table for the different materials with which it is made. The...
The QDT is an activated carbon tower used for the eradication of grease odor and vapor from compressed air. It functions at a temperature of 35°C...
The QDT, which is manufactured by Atlas Copco, is an activated carbon tower that has been developed to provide efficient,...
To ensure the best compressed air quality, particularly in sensitive applications where residual oil content...
When installed in a ductless fume hood, the filter becomes the most important safety element for the operator. With Asura filters, you can take advantage of Erlabs more than 40 years knowledge experience in the field of filtration technologies for ductless fume hoods.
Asura filters offers a large range of high-performance replacement carbon filters for laboratory...
Atmospheric air contains already in its origin impurities like: dust, various forms of hydrocarbons and water in form of humidity, which once sucked by the compressor is compressed...
The ACF Series Activated Carbon Filter removes dissolved organics from liquid streams by adsorption. Typical uses include removal of chlorine, dissolved organics, hydrocarbons and chlorinated hydrocarbons in water treatment systems, as well as removal of acids in amine treatment systems.
Features & Benefits At A Glance
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Works by the process of absorption where one material adheres to another by means of physical or chemical attraction.The carbon media is...
