ColorSorb Activated Carbon For colour removal and purification
Activated carbon products used for colour removal and purification across food, chemical, and pharmaceutical processing applications. These specialised grades are designed to remove colour bodies, trace organics, odours, and unwanted contaminants while maintaining product purity and process efficiency.
ColorSorb
View on jacobi.net ↗A wide range of activated carbon products specifically designed for colour removal applications, including food, chemical, and pharmaceutical purification.
The ColorSorb™ range includes both powdered and granular activated carbons tailored to suit a wide variety of treatment systems and operating conditions. Products are available for applications including edible oil purification, sugar decolorization, pharmaceutical processing, food ingredient purification, and fixed bed treatment systems.
Common ColorSorb™ grades include:
- 1000 Series – granular activated carbons designed with a balanced pore structure for effective removal of low to medium molecular weight organic compounds in food and chemical processing.
- HP Series – high-performance powdered carbons with strong decolorization capability, available in a range of particle sizes, activity levels, and pH options.
- G Series – highly mesoporous powdered activated carbons suited to demanding colour removal applications requiring larger pore structures.
- SP Series – ultra-high purity powdered carbons manufactured to pharmaceutical and food additive standards.
- HPX Series – specialised powdered carbons engineered for simultaneous colour reduction and trace organic or odour removal.
- XFP Series – activated carbons specifically developed for edible oil purification processes.
- 600 Series – high activity granular agglomerated carbons designed for fixed bed decolorization systems.
- H100 & H600 Series – acid washed, high purity grades for sensitive process decolorization applications.
- BAK Series – granular activated carbon products containing pH buffering agents for sugar purification and decolorization.