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INDUSTRIAL BIOCARBON SOLUTIONS

High-Purity Reductants for Metallurgy and Advanced Filtration

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Prime 6 provides high-density, engineered Biocarbon designed to replace fossil-based anthracite and coke. By controlling the carbonization process at a molecular level, we deliver a consistent material that meets the rigorous chemical requirements of modern steelmaking and heavy industry.

Steel & Alloy Production

The Precision Alternative to Metallurgical Coke

 

Prime 6 is a drop-in solution for EAF and Blast Furnace operations, allowing mills to decarbonize without compromising melt chemistry.

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  • Ultra-Low Impurities: With low Sulfur levels and Phosphorus, our Biocarbon is the ideal recarburizer for specialty alloys and high-purity steel grades.

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  • Optimal Slag Foaming: Engineered volatile matter ensures stable, consistent gas evolution for efficient EAF slag management and refractory protection.

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  • High Fixed Carbon: Over 90% Fixed Carbon content ensures maximum reduction efficiency and lower slag volumes compared to traditional bio-based alternatives.

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  • Carbon Neutrality: Instantly reduce Scope 1 emissions by substituting geologic carbon with our renewable, hardwood-derived biogenic carbon.

Industrial Water Filtration

Superior Adsorption for Complex Liquid Streams

 

The high porosity and surface area of our hardwood Biocarbon make it a powerful medium for large-scale water treatment and industrial remediation.

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  • Contaminant Removal: Effectively adsorbs heavy metals, PFAS, and organic pollutants from industrial discharge and municipal runoff.

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  • High Mechanical Strength: Unlike soft-wood chars, our hardwood-based carbon resists attrition and maintains structural integrity in high-flux filtration systems.

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  • Scalable Purification: Available in custom particle size distributions (PSD) to match specific flow rate and pressure drop requirements.

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Technical Specifications

90%+

Fixed Carbon

5%-10%

Volatile Matter

1.5%

Ash Content

1% - 3%

Moisture

19.5

Reactivity

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