Activated Carbon Products - Catalytic, Granular, Impregnated, Pelletized and Powdered Available.
Granular Activated Carbon
(CSCARB Series)
Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) is valued for its large particle size and extensive surface area, making it highly effective in water treatment, air purification, soil remediation, and industrial processes. It captures VOCs and odors in air filtration, and removes chlorine, unpleasant tastes/smell, PFAS/PFOS, and various other contaminants from water.
The CSCARB series are produced from premium-grade coconut shells or carefully selected coals under strict quality controls, ensuring exceptional hardness, high surface area, and superior attrition resistance. Its particle size and pore structure are carefully designed to optimize adsorption efficiency. Available in various mesh sizes and adsorption levels, our GAC can also be pH-adjusted or washed to meet specific customer requirements. Manufactured in our ISO-certified facilities, CSCARB GAC is NSF 42 and NSF 61 certified for water treatment applications. Learn More
Pelletized Activated Carbon
(CSPL Series)
Pelletized Activated Carbon is characterized by its cylindrical shape, which enhances its mechanical strength and minimizes dust generation during handling and operations.
The CSPL series, derived from coal or coconut shells, excels in gas-phase applications such as air purification and solvent recovery, offering high adsorption capacity and efficient flow characteristics. The uniformity in shape and size of pelletized activated carbon allows for low-pressure drop across the adsorbent bed, optimizing performance in both industrial and commercial settings. It is widely used in applications where customer requires to adsorb VOCs such as formaldehyde and other inorganic gases including ammonia (NH3,), hydrogen sulfide (H2,S), and sulfur dioxide (SO2). In wastewater treatment, CSPL products are employed to remove organic contaminants, ensuring the discharge of clean and safe water into the environment. Learn More
Powder Activated Carbon
(CSP Series)
CS Corporation produces CSP series that meets ANSI/NSF Standard 42 & 61 certifications, making it widely used in drinking water treatment to remove organic chemicals, taste and odor compounds, and disinfection by-products. In the food and beverage industry, it also helps decolorize and purify products, enhancing quality and safety.
The CSP series has its applications extend to air purification, where it captures odors airborne contaminants, improving indoor air quality. It is also utilized in soil remediation to adsorb hazardous substances, reducing pollution and supporting environmental sustainability. Additionally, it plays a critical role in mercury removal from industrial emissions, particularly in coal-fired power plants and waste incineration, helping to meet environmental regulations and reduce toxic pollution. Learn More
Catalytic Activated Carbon
CS Corporation provides high-quality coconut shell-based activated carbon with enhanced catalytic properties, designed for superior contaminant removal. Our advanced catalytic carbon effectively reduces chloramines, hydrogen sulfides, THMs, pesticides, phenols, and other impurities, improving water quality by eliminating unpleasant tastes and odors.
Chloramines, widely used as disinfectants in municipal water systems, are more stable than chlorine and cannot be removed with standard activated carbon filters. Due to their chemical structure, they require catalytic activated carbon, which has been specially treated to break down and eliminate them efficiently. This makes our carbon the ideal solution for residential, commercial, and industrial water treatment applications.
With a strong commitment to innovation and quality, CS Corporation delivers reliable, high-performance filtration solutions, ensuring safer, cleaner, and better-tasting water for a variety of needs. Learn More
Impregnated Activated Carbon
Impregnated activated carbon, in both standard and custom sizes, is designed for applications where untreated carbon may not be effective. Through surface impregnation, activated carbon is chemically modified with a fine distribution of chemicals and metal particles within its pores. This process enhances the carbon’s adsorptive capacity, creating a synergistic effect that significantly improves its ability to remove specific impurities from gas streams, which would otherwise be difficult or impossible to capture. Learn More