When it comes to air filtration, achieving superior performance requires more than just a standard approach. At the forefront of this innovation is activated carbon. Known for its powerful ability to adsorb contaminants, this material is quickly becoming a trusted solution for industries facing growing challenges in air quality control.
But what makes activated carbon so suitable for the use in air filtration?
Activated carbon, often referred to as activated charcoal, is a highly porous material engineered to capture and hold impurities. Created from organic materials like wood, coconut shells, or coal, it undergoes a specialized activation process to increase its surface area.
The unique structure of activated carbon is what sets it apart. Due to its huge surface area the activated carbon is able of trapping molecules, gases and particulates.
But to be able to deliver best filtration performance the activated carbon layer needs a high-efficient particle layer – that is why we combine it with our Alphastar™ electrostatic nonwoven and our Neenah Pure™ meltblown nonwoven line.
We are able to combine up to 3 layers of activated carbon with our particle filter media to create a material that perfectly fits your needs and application requirements. By pairing activated carbon with high-efficiency filter media, we deliver a solution that doesn't just purify the air but improves industrial settings or personal spaces like the interiors of vehicles.
We invite you to explore our full range of activated carbon air filter media solutions here and get in touch with us to discuss solutions tailored to your needs.
