The carbonization furnace converts raw materials (coconut shell, wood, bamboo, coal) into high-performance activated carbon via oxygen-free heating at 400–600°C, followed by activation. This main product has a porous structure, large specific surface area (800–1500 m²/g), and strong adsorption capacity.

Key Specifications of Finished Activated Carbon

Iodine Value: 800–1200 mg/g (coconut shell: ≥1000 mg/g)

Moisture: ≤10%

Ash Content: ≤3–8%

Hardness: ≥90%

Particle Size: 1–5 mm (customizable)

Common Types & Applications

Coconut Shell Activated Carbon

Microporous, high iodine value. Used for drinking water purification, gold recovery, air filtration.

Wood/Bamboo Activated Carbon

Mesoporous, low ash. Ideal for food decolorization, wastewater treatment, VOC removal.

Coal-Based Activated Carbon

Mixed pores, low cost. Applied in industrial exhaust, gas adsorption, solvent recovery.

Advantages of Our Furnace Output

Consistent Quality: Uniform carbonization & activation, stable pore structure.

High Yield: 30–45% carbon yield from raw materials.

Eco-Friendly: Low heavy metal content, meets international standards.