Product Description
| Capacity | 100 tablets per bottle | |||
| Fit Range | Hospital, Restaurant, Factory, Swimming pool, School, Home, Public place | |||
| Certification | production certificate | |||
Application:
- Chemical storage exhaust purification
- Automobile tail gas purification
- Gas separation, such as the recovery of benzene from city gas;Recovered from natural gas gasoline, propane and butane;Used for disposal of synthesis gas, such as recovery of hydrocarbons.
- Liquid phase adsorption, such as using activated carbon adsorption in the sugar industry discolor the sugar solution;Use activated carbon discolor the organic material in chemical industry;Use activated carbon to purify the organic impurities in plating bath, to guarantee the quality of plating surface and used for removing phenol wastewater, etc.
Packaging & Delivery
Packaging Details
1, commonly 500g/bag or 1kg/bag.
2, customized packaging according to your request.
Port
shanghai,ningbo, guangzhou
Lead Time :
| Quantity(Bags) | 1 - 2000 | 2001 - 10000 | >10000 |
| Est. Time(days) | 7 | 15 | To be negotiated |
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