Activated carbon is an established filter material in the tobacco industry. In cigarette and pipe filters, it adsorbs gaseous components of tobacco smoke and thus contributes to changing the properties of the smoke...

In the manufacture of food and pharmaceutical products, purity and product quality are key requirements. Activated carbon is used to remove undesirable colorants, odors and residues from liquid products...

Chemical production processes place special demands on adsorption materials: process media have a complex composition and the materials used must be chemically resistant and process-safe. Activated carbon fulfills these requirements in a wide range of applications...

In many technical processes, gaseous streams are created that consist not only of air or carrier gas, but can contain a mixture of different components...

Water and liquid process media often contain dissolved compounds that affect their quality, color or composition. Activated carbon is one of the most widely used processes in liquid phase adsorption to reliably remove such substances...