CK-395 Catalyst

Emission control

Exceptional halogen tolerance.

Designed for harsh environments.

Safe and easy handling.

Wide temperature performance.

Excellent oxidation performance and halogen tolerance

The CK-395 is a manganese oxide-based catalyst on an alumina carrier. Unlike the previous generation CK-305 and CK-306, this newer catalyst is chromium-free and fully complies with modern environmental regulations.

CK-395 combines the best of two worlds: high tolerance towards halogens (chlorine, bromine, fluorine) embodied as an efficient oxidation catalyst for VOC abatement. It is specifically designed to operate in environments with high concentrations of halogens, such as pharmaceutical, chemical and wastewater treatment processes.

Applications

General VOC removal, halogen tolerance.

Easy handling

The former CK-305 and CK-306 catalysts both contained chromium oxides, and special precautions thus had to be taken when loading. Now, handling is simple with the CK-395 catalyst as it only consists of fairly harmless manganese oxides and alumina.

Performance

The CK-395 is a base-metal oxide catalyst with an excellent catalyst performance.

Wide temperature window

Due to the special preparation technique, the CK-395 catalyst is able to operate in a wide temperature range without losing its performance.

Request Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

Safety Data Sheets (SDS) also previous known as Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) are documents providing health and safety information on the handling of chemical products. These documents are only available for Topsoe catalysts on request and can be requested in the form below.

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