Solutions · By contaminant
Volatile organic compounds (VOC) removal
Industrial gas · solvent recovery · air treatment
Also called: solvents, hydrocarbons
How it is removed
Physical adsorption. Capacity tracks CTC activity and micropore volume — no impregnation needed. Boiling point determines which grade: above 65 °C behaves very differently from below.
Recommended grades
SURSORB SA
Non-impregnated granular activated carbon
Specification →SURSORB PAC
Pelletized activated carbon — three grades
Specification →SURSORB A
A-class carbon — organic vapors above 65 °C boiling point
Specification →SURSORB AX
AX-class carbon — organic vapors below 65 °C boiling point
Specification → The specification that decides it CTC activity % and iodine number
Test against your own duty
Capacity depends on inlet concentration, temperature, humidity, contact time and
competing species. Nothing here is an assurance that a grade will perform in your
service — it is a starting point for a trial.
Trial batches run from 1 to 10 tonnes.