| Catalog |
ACMA00031067 |
| Description |
Activated Carbon Fiber is an excellent functional adsorbent material due to its high porosity and large surface area. It can be made into many different patterns, such as activated carbon felt, activated carbon cloth, and other activated carbon fabric.
Activated carbon fiber has many advantages over other forms of activated carbon, such as Powdered Activated Carbon, because of its unique properties and form factor. It is widely used in a multitude of applications, including environmental (carbon fiber filters for air purification and water treatment), chemical (recovery of organic solvents and compounds), and defense (gas masks and fire-resistant clothing). |
| Application |
Recovery of Organic Compounds and Solvents
Air purification and carbon filter material
Wastewater treatment
Drinking water purification
Protective Masks
Refrigerator deodorizer |
| Bulk Density |
0.04-0.1 g/cm³ |
| Feature |
Highly developed micro-pore structure (< 2nm).
Outstanding regeneration and degeneration process due to its large surface area.
Ability to reach expectable efficiency quickly.
Extremely rapid and efficient adsorption and desorption rates.
Excellent adsorption of low concentration substances.
Tensile strength allows activated carbon fiber to be made into many different patterns.
Acid resistant and Alkaline resistant.
Highly heat resistant, excellent electric conductivity, and chemically stable.
Low ash content.
Design flexibility. Available as an activated carbon sheet or as an activated carbon roll.
Relatively low cost associated with a much higher yield.
Lighter and less bulky when used for filter systems when compared to those made with Granular Activated Carbon.
Many advantages over powdered forms of activated carbons: form-fitting property allows it to be fabricated into many available shapes (activated carbon cloth, felt, and paper) to meet any unique requirements in application, greater capacity, and higher speed in performing adsorption and desorption, and secondary contamination is not a concern. |
| Fiber Diameter |
10-20 denier |
| Notes |
Iodine adsorption: 1250 mg/g
Methylene blue adsorption: 180 mg/g
Benzene adsorption: ≥38 - 43% |
| pH |
5.6 – 7.0 |
| Pore Volume |
0.6 – 1.23 cm³/g |
| Specification |
Thickness: 1.0 - 6.0; Width: 500 – 1300mm; Length: 5-100m
Average pore diameter: 1.7 – 2 nm |
| Specific Surface Area |
≥1300 m²/g |
| Thermal Resist |
Ignite point: >500°C |
