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Manufactured from high-purity aluminum oxide (Al₂O₃), activated alumina granules exhibit excellent chemical stability and thermal resistance. They are available in various types such as standard grade, fluoride removal grade, and arsenic-specific grade. The common particle sizes range from 0.3 mm to 5 mm, allowing precise design flexibility according to flow rates and pressure requirements. With a pore volume of 0.4–0.5 cc/g and specific surface area up to 300 m²/g, they operate efficiently over a wide pH range (5–9). Each batch undergoes strict quality control to meet international water treatment standards including NSF and ISO specifications.

Manufactured from high-density activated carbon derived from coconut shell, coal, or wood-based materials, Carbon Block filters provide exceptional contaminant removal capacity. Available in multiple types — standard, lead-removal, CTO (Chlorine, Taste, Odor), and sediment combination blocks — they come in sizes of 5”, 10”, and 20” to fit most filter housings. Their chemical composition typically includes compressed carbon particles bonded with a minimal amount of food-grade polymer binder. Specifications such as a pore size between 0.5 to 10 microns, maximum operating pressure of 125 psi, and flow rate up to 3 liters per minute make them ideal for fine purification needs. Each block undergoes strict testing for NSF/ANSI standards to guarantee quality and safety.

This process of galvanization provides several benefits to the steel wire, including increased resistance to corrosion and improved strength. Galvanized wire sizes are commonly categorized by gauge, with smaller gauge numbers indicating thicker wire. Common sizes range from 8 gauge (thickest) to 22 gauge (thinnest) and based on metric sizes and thickness Galvanised wire is available in a variety of sizes and thicknesses, with diameters ranging from 0.1 mm to 5 mm. The wire can be round, square, or flat and can be in the form of a solid or stranded wire.

There are several types of raw wool, including Merino, Corriedale, Romney, Lincoln, and Karakul, each offering distinct texture, fineness, and resilience suited for different applications. Fine Merino wool is used for soft, high-end garments, while medium and coarse types serve in carpets, upholstery, felt production, and thermal insulation. Raw wool is typically processed through cleaning, scouring, carding, and grading, ensuring uniform quality before spinning or industrial use. It’s also used in handicrafts, mattress filling, and eco-friendly building insulation materials due to its excellent thermal and acoustic properties. Wool’s natural lanolin content makes it moisture-resistant and durable under varying conditions.