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Jacobi AquaSorb CS 12x40 is a highly active granular activated carbon obtained from selected coconut shells by steam activation. The large number of micropores makes AquaSorb CS indispensable for the removal of low molecular weight organics and their chlorine derivatives (e.g. chloroform and other trihalomethanes). It is excellent for purifying water from oxidizing agents such as chlorine and ozone.
Volume
25
kg
Bulk density
510
kg/m³
Surface area
1050
m²/g
Density of the layer after backwashing and shrinkage
440
kg/m³
Abrasion number
75
% (min.)
Iodine index
1050
mg/L
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Jacobi AquaSorb CS 12x40 is a premium-grade granular activated carbon (GAC) derived from high-quality coconut shells through a steam activation process. With its outstanding adsorption properties, it is highly effective in removing chlorine, organic impurities, and oxidizing agents such as ozone from water. This makes it a reliable choice for various water treatment applications, ensuring the highest quality of purified water for industrial, commercial, and residential use. The granular form of AquaSorb CS 12x40 allows for easy handling and use in various filtration systems, providing an efficient solution for water purification needs.
The Jacobi AquaSorb CS 12x40 activated carbon is recognized for its superior technical characteristics, which contribute to its efficiency in water treatment. Its iodine index, a measure of adsorption capacity, is at least 1050 mg/g, indicating high activity levels for removing organic compounds and chlorine derivatives such as chloroform and other trihalomethanes. It also features:
These technical properties make AquaSorb CS ideal for applications where clean, treated water is critical, such as in industrial water processing, municipal water treatment plants, and residential water filters.
Using Jacobi AquaSorb CS 12x40 in your water treatment system is straightforward. The product should be loaded into the filter system, and regular backwashing is recommended to maintain its efficiency and extend its lifespan. The high mechanical strength ensures that it can endure repeated backwashing without breaking down. Depending on water quality and flow rates, periodic replacement is necessary when the adsorption capacity is exhausted. When used correctly, AquaSorb CS guarantees consistent water purification, maintaining a high level of contaminant removal throughout its service life.
Choosing Ecosoft as your supplier for Jacobi AquaSorb CS 12x40 offers several key advantages:
On the Ecosoft website, you can explore other filtration materials, such as Ecomix C, FM Flag, and Ecomix A, to find the best solution for your water treatment needs.
Jacobi AquaSorb CS 12x40 improves water taste and odor by effectively removing chlorine, organic compounds, and other chemical impurities that contribute to unpleasant tastes and smells. The carbon's high adsorption capacity captures these contaminants, resulting in cleaner, better-tasting water.
Yes, Jacobi AquaSorb CS 12x40 is suitable for both residential and commercial water treatment applications. Its versatility makes it ideal for purifying drinking water, reducing contaminants in industrial processes, and improving water quality in food and beverage production.
Jacobi AquaSorb CS 12x40 effectively removes a wide range of contaminants, including chlorine, chloramines, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), pesticides, trihalomethanes (THMs), and other harmful chemicals. It is particularly effective at eliminating low molecular weight organics and chlorine derivatives.
The lifespan of a 25 kg bag of Jacobi AquaSorb CS 12x40 depends on the volume of water being treated and the contaminant levels. On average, it can last several months to a year in residential systems, while in commercial settings with higher water consumption, it may need more frequent replacement.
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