Activated Carbon Pocket Filter

Primary Function: To adsorb and remove gaseous contaminants like odors, VOCs, chemicals, and fumes from the air.

Core Technology: Uses activated carbon fibers with a rich pore structure and an extremely large surface area, which traps gas molecules.

Construction:

Media: Impregnated carbon fibers and filter cotton.

Frame: Options include galvanized steel, stainless steel, or aluminum alloy for durability and corrosion resistance.

Excellent Adsorption Efficiency: Highly effective at capturing a wide range of gaseous pollutants.

Low Pressure-Drop & High Dust-Holding: Allows for adequate airflow and can hold a significant amount of particulate matter before needing replacement.

Strong & Durable: Good mechanical strength and a long service life.

Efficiency Grade: Typically rated G3/G4, indicating it also provides basic particulate filtration.

In a comprehensive air filtration system, these filters are often used in sequence for complete air cleaning:

First Stage: The Paint Booth Intake Filter (G4) acts as a pre-filter. It captures the bulk of the large dust and particulate matter.

Second Stage: The Activated Carbon Pocket Filter comes next. With the large particles removed, it can focus on its job of adsorbing gases, odors, and VOCs without getting clogged prematurely by dust.

This multi-stage approach ensures both particulate and gaseous contaminants are effectively removed, protecting equipment and ensuring high air quality.