Beverages Decolorization And Purification F-18 Powdered Wood Activated Carbon

Product Description

F-18 powdered wood activated carbon is a high-performance decolorization and purification solution. Produced by the phosphoric acid chemical activation method. This makes it highly effective in adsorbing pigments, organic impurities, and large molecular substances from liquids.

It is widely used in beverages, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, food processing, and edible oil purification, ensuring superior clarity, stability, and product safety.

Specifications
Methylene blue adsorption value	More than 270	mg/g
moisture content	Less than 10	% -wt
ash content	Less than 10	%-wt
pH	2-5	-
packed density	280-320	kg/m3
grain size < 200 Item (0.75 μm)	greater than 90	% -wt

Key Advantages

• High adsorption capacity – efficiently removes pigments and impurities.

• Large surface area – 1,500–2,500 m²/g for effective decolorization.

• Optimized pore structure – mesopores and macropores ideal for liquids.

• Fast filtration rate – reduces processing time and improves efficiency.

• Food-grade certified – comes with food production license.

• Versatile – works across beverages, alcohol, medicine, chemicals, and more.

Applications

F-18 powdered wood activated carbon is suitable for a wide range of industries:

• Beverage Industry – decolorization and purification of juices, soft drinks, beer, and other beverages.

• Alcohol Industry – used for clarification and purification of wines, spirits, and liquors.

• Pharmaceuticals – purification and decolorization of drugs and intermediates.

• Edible Oil Processing – removes color and impurities to achieve purity.

• Sugar Industry – efficient in decolorizing liquid sugars and syrups.

• Chemical Industry – purification of fine chemicals and additives.

• Water and Wastewater Treatment – removes organic impurities and odor-causing substances.

FAQs

Q1: How should it be stored?

Store in a cool, dry place, away from moisture and strong odors to maintain performance.

Q2: How does it differ from coal-based activated carbon?

Wood-based activated carbon has larger mesopores and macropores, making it more suitable for liquid-phase adsorption and decolorization, while coal-based carbons (e.g., SRC-A) are often used for gas-phase treatment.

Q3: Can it be used in alcohol purification?

Absolutely. It efficiently removes unwanted color, odor, and organic impurities from wines, spirits, and liquors.

Q4: What industries commonly use F-18 activated carbon?

It is widely used in food & beverage, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, sugar processing, and edible oil purification.