Auro Carbon and Chemicals Vadodara, Gujarat

This thread can then be used to weave a carbon fiber filament fabric or cloth. The appearance of this fabric generally depends on the linear density of the yarn and the weave chosen. Some commonly used types of weave are twill, satin and plain. Carbon fibers can be also knitted or braided. We can supply carbon fabrics of various kinds which are used in different applications such as manufacturing of CFRP, reinforcements of slabs, columns and beams in buildings. Please let us have your requirement and we will be able to offer you the best type of fabric for your application. Standard Fibre Properties

Activated Carbon Powder is an interfacial process involving the collection of gaseous or solute components on the surface of adsorbent solids. This phenomenon is associated with physical attractive forces that bind gaseous and solute molecules commonly known as Van-der-Waals forces. Adsorption is thus a physical process, i.e. the substances adsorbed on the solid do not undergo any chemical reaction with the latter. The adsorbing solid is referred to as adsorbent and the substance to be adsorbed from the liquid or the gas phase as the solute.

Our Carbon Fibre Yarn is suitable for a wide range of industrial applications and production methods. It can be made into uni-directional, woven, braided or filament wound products. Carbon Fibre Yarn products can be found in a range of industries including automotive, marine, civil engineering and sporting goods. Standard Fibre Properties

Activated Carbons are the most powerful adsorbents known. It is basically a solid material consisting mainly of pure carbon. A characteristic feature is its porous structure and the resulting immense surface area which may be as large as 1500 m2gm. Due to its exceptional adsorption qualities, activated carbon is widely used in process destined to purify, discolor, recuperate and remove odors at low cost and superior efficiency. Activated carbons work on the principle of adorption. Adsorption is an interfacial process involving the collection of gaseous or solute components on the surface of adsorbent solids. This phenomenon is associated with physical attractive forces that bind gaseous and solute molecules commonly known as Van-der-Waals forces

Active carbon is its porous structure and the resulting immense surface area which may be as large as 1500 m2gm. Due to its exceptional adsorption qualities, activated carbon is widely used in process destined to purify, discolor