Granular Activated Carbon Cartridge

Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) is a highly porous material made from natural or synthetic carbon sources, such as coal, coconut shells, or wood. It is commonly used in water treatment systems to remove impurities such as chlorine, pesticides, and other organic compounds. GAC works by adsorbing impurities onto its surface, trapping them within its pores. The material's large surface area and porosity make it an effective filter medium. GAC can be used in various applications, such as point-of-use filters, whole-house filtration systems, and industrial processes, and it can be regenerated for reuse.