PSD-16 carbon product
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Supercapacitor series carbon product
PSD-16 carbon product
PSD-18 carbon product
Supercapacitor series carbon product

PSD Series Supercapacitor Carbon | EDLC & Electrochemical Capacitor Electrode

Ultra-high-surface-area supercapacitor carbon with 3D mesopore network. Low metal impurities, batch-certified consistency for EDLC electrodes.

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Overview

Ultra-high-surface-area activated carbon engineered for electric double-layer capacitors (EDLCs) and electrochemical capacitors. Features a 3D interconnected mesopore network with precisely controlled pore diameter, balancing ion-accessible surface area with rapid transport kinetics. Comprehensive batch-level certification ensures electrode manufacturers maintain consistent slurry rheology and coating quality across production campaigns.

Specification

Technical SpecificationsPSD-16PSD-18Unit
Specific Surface Area>1600>1800m²/g
Pore Volume>0.6>0.8cm³/g
Tap Density0.38~0.450.36~0.38g/cm³
Average Particle Size (D50)4~64~6μm
Ash Content≤0.3≤0.3%
Average Pore Diameter1.8±0.11.8±0.1nm
pH Value6~8.56~8.5
Al Content≤50≤50ppm
Fe Content≤50≤50ppm
Ni Content≤5≤5ppm
Cu Content≤5≤5ppm

Key application areas

  • Supercapacitors (EDLCs) for grid frequency regulation
  • High-power energy storage electrodes
  • Regenerative braking systems
  • Pulse-power military and aerospace applications
  • Electrochemical capacitors requiring long cycle life

Electrochemical Stability

  • Ultra-low metal impurities: aluminium and iron held below 50 ppm; nickel and copper below 5 ppm. This prevents parasitic side reactions that degrade cycle life, supporting over 100,000 charge/discharge cycles.
  • PSD-16: BET >1600 m²/g and pore volume >0.6 cm³/g for standard high-power applications.
  • PSD-18: BET >1800 m²/g and pore volume >0.8 cm³/g for maximum energy density in premium capacitors.
  • Narrow particle distribution and high tap density optimize electrode packing and reduce binder demand.
  • Batch-level BET and pore-distribution certification ensures consistent slurry rheology—critical for defect-free electrode coating.

  • Q
    What is the difference between PSD-16 and PSD-18?
    A

    PSD-18 offers higher BET surface area (>1800 vs >1600 m²/g) and larger pore volume (>0.8 vs >0.6 cm³/g), making it suitable for premium capacitors requiring maximum energy density. PSD-16 provides a cost-optimized option for standard high-power applications.

  • Q
    Why is pore diameter controlled at 1.8±0.1 nm?
    A

    This diameter is matched to common organic electrolyte ion dimensions. Too small and ions cannot access the surface; too large and surface area is sacrificed. The 1.8 nm target balances accessibility with capacity.

  • Q
    How does batch certification benefit electrode manufacturers?
    A

    Every lot ships with BET surface area and pore distribution certificates. This allows electrode manufacturers to adjust slurry formulations proactively rather than discovering coating defects after production.

  • Q
    Are these materials tested to industry standards?
    A

    All testing follows GB, JIS, and ASTM standards. Product test results represent the average value of quality testing from the same batch and specifications.

Packaging & Shipping

Packaging:

To meet diverse customer requirements, our activated carbon is available in multiple packaging options:

  • 20 kg/bag – Ideal for laboratory use, pilot testing, and small-scale applications.
  • 500 kg/bag – Bulk packaging designed for large-scale industrial production.
  • Customized packaging available upon request.

All packages are engineered to maintain quality and prevent moisture absorption.

Shipping:

  • Fast delivery within 15-30 days
  • Export standard packaging
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