Activated carbon and other specialty media have numerous applications - both industrial and remedial - in removing pollutants from air or water streams. These include (among others):

• Air purification
• Groundwater remediation
• Wastewater treatment
• Drinking water filtration

Activated Carbon / Impregnated Carbon

Filter Innovations represents the General Carbon Corporation, which has been in the activated carbon business for almost 50 years.

Our activated carbon is derived from a variety of sources (e.g., coconut shell, coal and wood) and available in the following forms: pelletized, granular, powdered and re-generated.

Granular

Coconut Shell

Extruded

Filter Innovations also supplies impregnated carbon for specific applications (e.g., odour control).

We stock all varieties of standard and impregnated carbon, and these are available for immediate shipping worldwide.

To complement our carbon inventory, we also carry a complete line of adsorption equipment for the purification of vapour and liquid streams: small canisters, FRP tanks, water and air pollution drums, contactor vessels, and vapour boxes of all sizes.

FRP Tanks

Air Scrubber System

Specialty Media

Filter Innovations offers a wide range of specialty media for deionization, softening, demineralization, and removal of contaminants from wastewater, process water and ground water. We also offer media for odour control and air purification.

FII specialty media can be easily adapted to various filtration systems using fixed-bed media (water/air pollution control) barrels, contactor vessels, air scrubbers and mini-vent media filters.

Filter Innovations can design and build custom-engineered systems for unique applications, and specialty media can be easily adapted to various filtration systems using fixed-bed media (water/air pollution control) barrels, contactor vessels, air scrubbers and mini-vent media filters. In addition, we can provide on-site servicing of all existing carbon/filter media systems upon request. This service includes both the removal of spent adsorbent and its replacement with new carbon and media.