Labbox activated carbon, granulated 1-4 mm Chem WD-extra/w, AUX 1 kg

Labbox activated carbon, granulated 1-4 mm Chem WD-extra/w, AUX 1 kg

Labbox activated carbon, granulated 1-4 mm Chem WD-extra/w, AUX 1 kg is ideal for a wide range of filtration tasks in laboratories and industry. With an average particle size of 1 to 4 mm and a highly porous structure, it is particularly effective at removing unwanted substances from process media. Thanks to its high adsorption performance, this carbon is a preferred choice over many commercially available alternatives as it delivers consistently reliable results and can be used in a wide range of applications.

Highly efficient adsorption for demanding applications

This granular activated carbon is characterised by its excellent pore structure, which favours the binding of both organic and inorganic compounds. The particulate design in the form of 1-4 mm grains creates optimum flow conditions and maximises the contact time with the pollutants to be removed. As a result, it supports high-purity processes in laboratories, pilot plants and large-scale production environments alike.

The robust quality results from a carefully selected raw material and controlled production processes at the manufacturer. This makes it insensitive to abrasion, which minimises failures or malfunctions. In addition, depending on the pollutant profile, it can often be regenerated and used several times. Various chemicals from areas such as synthetic chemistry, pharmaceuticals, food technology or industrial cleaning can be precisely separated by this adsorbent to ensure sustainable purity standards.

Important technical properties

- Particle size: 1-4 mm
- CAS number: 7440-44-0
- EC number: 231-153-3
- Molecular weight (MW): 12.01
- TARIC code: 38021000
- High porosity for improved adsorption
- Resistant to abrasion

In addition, it is free of harmful residues, which is conducive to a long service life and stable filtration performance. Users benefit from consistent quality that immediately fulfils both incoming and complex requirements. The granulate remains dimensionally stable even under demanding conditions and supports a uniform flow, whether in laboratory columns or large-format filter vessels.

Strict certifications and standards

In process and environmental technology in particular, high safety and quality standards apply to water treatment, air purification and many areas of the chemical industry. This activated carbon can be easily integrated into common DIN and ISO-compliant processes and fulfils important requirements for CE conformity. For sensitive applications in laboratories or in pharmaceutical areas, additional test reports can be provided on request, documenting the degree of purity and absorption capacity. The result is a product solution that can be used in a variety of ways and in compliance with regulations.

Concrete application examples

- Water treatment in municipal and industrial filtration systems
- Removal of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in exhaust gas streams
- Treatment of precursors and intermediates in synthetic chemistry
- Removal of undesirable odours and flavours in food processing plants

Granulated activated carbon is also frequently used in environmental technology and analytics to bind substances such as polycyclic aromatics or phenols. In sensitive processes, such as drinking water treatment, it removes residues of chlorine or pesticides and thus makes a decisive contribution to quality assurance. In addition to the pure adsorption performance, users benefit from the simple handling: the granules can be easily integrated into existing filter systems and can be used in many cases without any significant changes to the process flows.

FAQs

How should the material be optimally stored?

The material should be stored in tightly closed containers in a dry place. In this way, the high adsorption capacity is maintained, as neither moisture nor foreign particles affect the surface.

Can the activated carbon be used several times?

Yes, regeneration is possible, provided the process and the absorbed substances allow it. Thermal or chemical regeneration is often used to effectively expel adsorbed residues and expose the pore structure again.

Is special protective equipment required?

When filling or refilling, it is advisable to wear basic protection such as a dust mask, protective gloves and safety goggles to protect yourself from fine particles and possible eye irritation.

What aspects are important for disposal

Disposal depends on the substances absorbed. If the activated carbon is loaded with hazardous substances, it must be treated as hazardous waste in accordance with the applicable regulations.

Conclusion

In many processes, adsorption plays a central role in meeting specialised purity requirements. Thanks to its porous structure and medium grain size, this activated carbon enables the efficient separation of unwanted components from liquids and gases. The consistently high quality, reliable filtration performance and the possibility of regeneration make it a versatile adsorbent for laboratory and industrial applications. If you want to ensure stable processes and reliable results, this solution is an extremely robust and high-performance option.

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