In terms of personal protection, activated carbon is the core filtering medium for advanced gas masks and self-priming filter gas masks. Its unique microporous structure can instantly capture and lock harmful molecules, and combined with special impregnation processes, it can achieve catalytic decomposition of special toxins such as mercury vapor and hydrogen cyanide, providing a solid and reliable respiratory defense line for workers in high-risk industries such as chemical, firefighting, and mining.
- Organic steam and gas: benzene, toluene, xylene and other benzene derivatives, acetone, gasoline, alcohol, esters, ethers and other solvent steam.
- Acid gases: chlorine, hydrogen sulfide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, hydrogen chloride.
Alkaline gas: ammonia, methylamine. - Off-smell and irritant gas: ozone, cooking oil smoke, smoke, odor produced by decay (mercaptan, hydrogen sulfide).
- Special toxins (in specific protective equipment)
