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Molecular sieve is a crystallization of silicon aluminium salts,due to its uniform aperture and high surface, so has many excellent features:
1. Adsorb according to the size and shape of the different aperture, i.e. only adsorb those small apertures,which have sameer size and shape of the molecular sieve;
2. For small polarity molecules and unsaturated molecules, the higher the degree of saturation and polarity, the selective absorption is more stronger;
3. Strong water absorption, even at high temperature, low water content situation , they still have quite high absorption capacity.
It includes 3A Molecular sieve,4A Molecular sieve,5A Molecular sieve,10X Molecular sieve,13X Molecular sieve and copper sieve.It has Strong water absorption, even at high temperature, low water content situation , they still have quite high absorption capacity. It is widely used as drying agent and desiccant.

Type

Bulk densiy(g/ml)

Staticabsorption

(%)

Loss on abrasion(%)

Application

3A

0.60-0.68

19-20

0.3-0.6

Drying agent for pyrolysis gas and alkene

4A

0.60-0.65

20-21

0.3-0.6

Drying agent for natural gas and absorbent for paraffin separation.

5A

0.60-0.65

20-21

0.3-0.5

Dehydration,desulfurization and purification of air natural gas and oil,in oxygen making and hydrogen making by PSA processes.

10X

0.50-0.60

23-24

0.3-0.6

High-pow absorbents for removal of H2O,H2S,and SO2 in liquid and gas ,as well as for paraffin separation.

13X

0.55-0.65

23-24

0.3-0.5

Dry and desulfurization and purification for oil and gas.

 

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Business Type
Trading Company
Year Established
2006
Total Employees
101 - 200 People
Main Markets
North America, South America, Eastern Europe