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ECA Approval

Continental Carbon Group is a well-equipped to provide a turnkey ECA approved filtration system(s) to deal with any type of contaminated water for discharging effluent water on site anywhere across the Province of Ontario.

Continental Carbon will be exhibiting at WEFTEC 2019 Sep 23-25

Continental Carbon will be exhibiting at WEFTEC 2019 in Chicago, Illinois from September 23rd to 25th, 2019.

Continental Carbon Group acquires Barnebey Sutcliffe line of Containment/Indoor Air Quality (CIAQ) system

Continental Carbon Group has acquired the Barnebey Sutcliffe line (www.bscairfiltration.com) of Containment/Indoor Air Quality (CIAQ) systems from Calgon Carbon Corporation. Please contact CCG for CIAQ equipment, parts, service and replacement carbon. The CIAQ division will remain in the Columbus, Ohio area and will continue to offer the quality equipment and services that the Barnebey Sutcliffe name has been known for…

Why Choose Us

Customers throughout  North America agree  that Continental Carbon Group offers a valuable combination of products, services and expertise in the air and water treatment industries. In addition to being exceptionally strong in each of these critical areas, we are also known for having talented, resourceful professionals and skilled, dedicated crews – all of whom share a keen understanding of the responsibility we have for ensuring our customer’s satisfaction and protecting the environment.

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Continental Carbon will be exhibiting at WEFTEC 2019 Sep 23-25

Mar 1, 2019

Continental Carbon will be exhibiting at WEFTEC 2019 in Chicago, Illinois from September 23rd to 25th, 2019.

What Is Activated Carbon?

Carbon is the earth's most abundant element. The most common sources of carbon are coal, coconut shell, wood, peat, and lignite. Coal, coconut shell and wood are the principal raw materials used in the manufacture of activated carbons. 

The raw materials that Continental Carbon Group uses for activated carbon are carefully selected and then processed at temperatures of 200° - 300° C to remove natural volatile, components and residual moisture levels. This is the initial "carbonization" stop. Next, the carbonized raw material is heated at extreme temperatures for 900° - 1,000° C. The resulting activated carbon is a powerful adsorbent with an internal core structure having sizes of nuclear dimensions. 

A teaspoon of activated carbon has a surface area equivalent to that of a football field. This vast internal surface are is what gives activated carbon its unique ability to adsorb a wide range of compounds from both the gas and liquid phases.