Manganese sand is an efficient and reliable filter media widely used for groundwater purification. Its appearance is dark brown, nearly spherical, and its main component is manganese dioxide (MnO₂), with a content ranging from 35% to 70%. Manganese sand is designed to remove iron, manganese, and arsenic from water through a simple, chemical-free process. It offers long-term stability, low engineering costs, and a service life of over 5 years, making it an ideal choice for water treatment applications. The treated water meets strict drinking water standards, making manganese sand a preferred option for both municipal and industrial water purification.
Send E-mail Get PriceHigh mechanical strength: Durable and resistant to wear and tear.
Chemically stable: Maintains performance in various water qualities.
Strong ion exchange capacity: Enhances filtration efficiency.
Acid and alkali resistant: Suitable for diverse water treatment systems.
Low breakage rate: Ensures consistent performance over time.
Long service life: Reliable filtration media with minimal replacement needs.
Manganese sand is highly versatile and widely used in various water treatment systems, including:
Removes iron and manganese to improve water quality.
Enhances filtration efficiency in wastewater systems.
Reduces hardness and improves water quality for industrial use.
Essential for filtration devices in residential and industrial applications.
Contributes to nutrient removal in advanced water treatment.
At CarbonFresh, we specialize in providing high-quality filtration solutions for over 20 years. Our manganese sand is carefully graded to ensure:
Large specific surface area and strong interception capacity.
Effectively removes iron and manganese while softening water.
Reduces water waste during maintenance.
Our manganese sand is the perfect choice for municipal water treatment plants, industrial filtration systems, and residential water purification needs.
|
Parameter |
Value |
Parameter |
Value |
|
MnO₂ Content |
35-70% |
Specific Gravity |
3.4 g/cm³ |
|
SiO₂ Content |
17-20% |
Bulk Density |
1.8 g/cm³ |
|
Fe Content |
≤20% |
Solubility in HCl |
≤3.5% |
Note:
MnO₂ ≥ 35%: Suitable for removing both iron and manganese.
MnO₂ ≤ 30%: Only effective for iron removal.
