Activated Carbon Filter

Activated carbon panel

Activated carbon panel

Our activated carbon filters are available in the form or elements, which can be filled with loose activated carbon pellets. These filters are usually refillable and are further characterised by their combination or high adsorption capacity and low flow rate. In the case or extremely high concentrations or gases, it is also advisable to use […]



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Activated carbon cylinder

Activated carbon cylinder

Activated carbon cylinder are available in the form or elements, which can be filled with loose activated carbon pellets. These filters are usually refillable and are further characterised by their combination or high adsorption capacity and low flow rate. The flow rate of these filters is particularly high, while their adsorption capacity is low. In […]



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Actief kool filter AC-12

Activated carbon filter AC 12

Activated carbon filter AC 12 can be filled with loose activated carbon pellets. These filters are usually refillable and are further characterised by their combination or high adsorption capacity and low flow rate. The flow rate or these filters is particularly high, while their adsorption capacity is low. In the case of extremely high concentrations […]



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What is an actived carbon filter

This short video from the AFPRO Filters Academy explains it to you!

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An AFPRO carbon filter is used for the filtration of gaseous particles. The use of either loose charcoal or media impregnated with activated carbon enables high efficiency for gases. Various types of carbon filter are used, depending on the application, contamination and concentration in question.

The Carbon Filters can be largely split into three fields of application:

– Organic gases
– Acidic gases
– Alkaline gases

Although various types of carbon filters are used, depending on the field of application, it should be noted that the carbon does have to be impregnated to guarantee suitable efficiency for both acidic and alkaline gases. Furthermore, the optimum product variant has to be selected on the basis of the concentration in question. In the case of high concentrations of gas, for instance, a cylinder containing loose carbon pellets is used, as it has a higher adsorption capacity than a pleated filter element.

Selecting the appropriate carbon filter nevertheless remains a complicated process. However, AFPRO sales staff are pleased to assist you in doing so. Furthermore, AFPRO can test existing filters to establish their remaining adsorption capacity and service life, then advise you when they will have to be replaced.