Catalytic / Chloramine Removal
Specialty catalytic carbon for chloramine decomposition and hydrogen sulfide control in drinking-water systems.
Utilities are switching to chloramine, and catalytic activated carbon is the correct point-of-use or treatment response when standard chlorine carbon is not enough.
Why the market is changing
Many U.S. water utilities are transitioning to chloramine disinfection, which changes the treatment requirements downstream for residential, commercial, and municipal filtration systems.
Why catalytic carbon matters
Standard granular activated carbon and carbon blocks have limited chloramine capacity at typical flow rates, which is why catalytic media is recommended instead.
How CATCARB works
The CATCARB range is surface modified to rapidly decompose chloramine and hydrogen sulfide while retaining the hardness, surface area, and attrition resistance expected from high-quality coconut shell carbon.
Product families commonly tied to this application
These product families form the usual starting point for grade matching, performance review, and availability planning.