Poly-Sorb® Activated Carbon Pleated Filters
Poly-Sorb® Activated Carbon Pleated Filters are an excellent economical choice for molecular air filtration applications. Each filter utilizes a technologically advanced media that incorporates activated carbon combined with non-woven polyester to provide odor and particulate capture. The activated carbon filter targets applications where odor removal and moderate molecular filtration is desired.
These high-performance Poly-Sorb® Activated Carbon filters maintain the perfect balance of effectively and efficiently capturing and removing odors, pollutants and particulates using your HVAC system with excellent air flow.
The Poly-Sorb® Activated Carbon Pleated Filter utilizes a geometrically formed pleat pack. Each pleat pack is further strengthened with expanded metal backer. The pack is then sealed into a heavy-duty, moisture-resistant kraft board frame. The design and construction process combines to produce the best all around carbon performance.
The activated carbon used in the Poly-Sorb® is a coconut shell material with an activity level of 60% or more when tested with carbon tetrachloride. The pleated filter is made with synthetic media that is chemically enriched with 200 grams/sq. meter of activated carbon.
Applications
• Commercial Office Buildings • Industrial facilities • Government Facilities • Educational Facilities • Paint booth/finishing • Hospitals • General HVAC Filtration • Food Processing
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Technical Information:
- Available in 1", 2", and 4" depths in a variety of standard sizes
- Tested in accordance with ASHRAE Test Standard 52.2-2007
- UL Standard 900 tested and approved 100% mechanical synthetic media
- Temperature rated up to 160°F
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Odor List
The substances in the chart below reflect an activity level rating of 4 which has high adsorptive capacity. The activity typically will run 20% or more of the activated carbon's media weight.
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Methane Series
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Heptane
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100.20
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Gasoline
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Octane
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114.23
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Gasoline
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Decane
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142.28
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Kerosene
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Benzene Series
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Benzene
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78.11
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Benzol, Paint Solvent & Remover
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Xylene
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106.16
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Solvent
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Other Substances
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Naphthalene
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128.16
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Moth Balls
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Phenol
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94.11
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Plastic Ingredient
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Ethyl Alcohol
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46.07
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Grain Alcohol
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Propyl Alcohol
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60.09
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Amyl Alcohol
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88.15
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Fusel Oil
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Cresol
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108.13
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Ingredient of Creosote, Wood Preservative
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Menthol
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156.26
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Crotonaldehyde
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70.09
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Solvent, Tear Gas
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Butric Acid
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88.10
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Sweat, Body Odor
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Valeric Acid
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102.13
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Sweat, Body Odor
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Caprylic Acid
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144.21
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Animal Odors
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Propyl Acetate
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102.13
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Lacquer Solvent
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Butyl Acetate
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116.16
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Lacquer Solvent
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Ethyl Acrylate
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100.11
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Apt to Pilymerize
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Methyl Mercaptan
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48.10
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Garlic, Onion, Sewer
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Ethyl Mercaptan
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63.13
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Garlic, Onion, Sewer
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Propyl Mercaptan
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76.15
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Garlic, Onion, Sewer
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Carbon Tetrachloride
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153.84
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Cleaning Fluid, Solvent
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Pyridine
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79.10
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Burning Tobacco
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Skatole
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131.17
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Excreta
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Nicotine
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162.23
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Tobacco
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Uric Acid
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168.11
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Urine
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Bromine
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159.83
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May partially hydrolyze to HBr
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Iodine
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253.84
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May partially hydrolyze to HI
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In addition to the chart above, the following substances are also highly effective:
- Adhesives
- Asphalt Fumes
- Diesel Fumes
- Bathroom Smells
- Cleaning Compounds
- Hospital Odors
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- Household Smells
- Jet Fuel Fumes
- Kitchen Odors
- Cooking Odors
- Paint & Redecorating Odors
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