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This sintered activated carbon stick filter, model Ф37.5*75, is a cylindrical carbon block that combines high-iodine coconut shell carbon with food-grade ion exchange resin to reduce chlorine, taste, odour, colour, and heavy metals such as lead and mercury in drinking water. It is designed for point-of-use water treatment in household reverse osmosis systems (as a pre-filter CTO or post-filter T33), water dispensers, side-by-side refrigerators, and commercial coffee machines. The brand is Ranveth, and the filter is manufactured by a company with over 20 years of filtration experience in Zhongshan, Guangdong, China.
The performance of this carbon stick comes from how its two media are paired and formed into a single porous structure. High-iodine coconut shell activated carbon provides a large internal surface area for adsorbing residual chlorine, volatile organic compounds, and off-flavours. Food-grade ion exchange resin is distributed within the carbon matrix to soften water by exchanging hardness ions and to assist in capturing dissolved heavy metals. The mixture is sintered – a process that bonds the particles without adding binders that could leach or block pores – resulting in a uniform microporous structure. This structure gives the filter a high initial flow rate, a filtration accuracy in the 5–10 micrometre range, and the ability to retain particulate matter such as rust and sediment. Because the carbon is fully sintered, the filter does not release black carbon fines into the water. The combination of adsorption and ion exchange in one stick means a single cartridge addresses both chlorine-related taste issues and scale formation, while the large adsorption capacity supports a service life of typically 3–6 months, depending on water quality and usage. For buyers, the key point is that media selection and layer build are not arbitrary; they are chosen to balance efficiency, pressure drop, and longevity for the intended application.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product name | Carbon Block Water Filter / CTO Filter for water purifiers and refrigerators |
| Core filtration media | High-iodine coconut shell activated carbon + food-grade ion exchange resin |
| Core performance | Softens water to inhibit scale; adsorbs residual chlorine (bleaching powder) and off-colour/odour; captures harmful heavy metals such as lead and mercury |
| Accuracy and service life | Uniform microporous structure, high initial flow, high filtration accuracy, no black carbon fines; large adsorption capacity for long service life |
| Standard sizes (outer diameter × length, mm) | Ф60×130 / Ф62×240 / Ф37.5×75 / Ф38×57 / Ф40×195 / Ф51×127 / Ф32×126 / Ф32×106 |
| Main end applications | Household reverse osmosis systems (pre-filter CTO / post-filter T33), direct drinking water dispensers, side-by-side refrigerator water filters, commercial coffee machines |
| Customisation | Full OEM/ODM support. Custom moulds for any length, diameter, or inner/outer diameter ratio; end-cap welding available |
| Quality certification | 20,000 m² production base certified to ISO 9001 and IATF 16949. Filter media meet strict drinking water safety and hygiene standards; quality control backed by a CNAS-accredited testing centre |
The Ф37.5*75 size is commonly specified for compact water treatment devices where space is limited but performance cannot be compromised. Typical installations include under-sink reverse osmosis systems, where the filter serves as a pre-filter to protect the RO membrane from chlorine damage or as a post-filter to polish the final drinking water. It is also used in point-of-use water dispensers, in refrigerators with built-in water filtration, and in commercial coffee machines where consistent water quality is essential for taste and machine longevity. Because the filter combines carbon adsorption and ion exchange, it is particularly suited to areas with hard water or noticeable chlorine levels. The standard size range from Ф30 to Ф60 (with lengths from 57 mm to 240 mm) allows engineers to select a cartridge that fits existing housings without redesigning the system.
To develop a custom carbon stick that matches your device or vehicle (for mobile water treatment applications), please provide the following information:
With these details, our engineers can propose a media formulation (e.g., iodine value, resin ratio) and a layer build that meets your efficiency and lifetime targets. Send your requirements via the contact page.
Ranveth is backed by a manufacturer with resources that support consistent quality and custom development. First, the company operates a CNAS-accredited laboratory (China National Accreditation Service for Conformity Assessment), which can issue test reports on filtration efficiency, dust holding capacity, and resistance. This means media choices are test-backed rather than assumed. Second, production takes place in a 50,000 m² plant, including six cleanrooms totalling 20,000 m², where carbon sticks are made in a controlled environment to prevent contamination. Third, the quality management system is certified to IATF 16949 (achieved in 2024) and ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001, reflecting a structured approach to quality, environment, and safety. Fourth, products comply with REACH and RoHS regulations, and compliance documents can be provided. Fifth, with over 20 years of filtration experience and exports to Europe, the US, Japan, and South Korea, the company understands the documentation and consistency required by international buyers. Finally, the company supports OEM/ODM customisation of size, structure, media grade, end caps, logo, and packaging, and has developed more than 1,000 filtration solutions. All of this is delivered from Zhongshan, Guangdong, China.
We welcome the opportunity to discuss your water filtration requirements. For standard Ф37.5*75 carbon sticks, samples are typically available free of charge; you only cover the international courier cost, and ready stock ships in about 3–5 working days. Custom formulations or sizes usually require 7–15 working days for sampling, and we will confirm a detailed specification sheet before proceeding. To receive a quotation, please tell us your required dimensions, flow rate, operating conditions, and estimated order quantity. Visit our contact page to send your inquiry; our team will respond with technical recommendations and pricing.
It uses high-iodine coconut shell activated carbon combined with food-grade ion exchange resin, sintered into a single porous block. The carbon adsorbs chlorine, taste, and odour, while the resin softens water and helps capture heavy metals such as lead and mercury.
Sintering creates a uniform microporous structure that provides a high initial flow rate, a filtration accuracy of 5–10 micrometres, and high adsorption capacity. This structure also prevents the release of black carbon fines. Under typical conditions, the filter lasts 3–6 months, depending on water quality and usage.
Yes, we support full OEM/ODM customisation. Beyond the standard sizes such as Ф37.5×75 mm, we can mould any outer diameter, length, or inner/outer diameter ratio, and we offer end-cap welding to match your housing.
For standard Ф37.5*75 filters, samples are typically free, with the buyer covering international courier costs; ready stock ships in about 3–5 working days. Custom samples usually take 7–15 working days, and we confirm a specification sheet before sampling.
The MOQ for standard Ф37.5*75 carbon sticks is usually 5,000–10,000 pieces, depending on packaging. Bulk lead time is 15–25 days for standard items, and customised products are evaluated separately based on tooling and formulation.
We recommend replacement every 3–6 months, based on water quality and daily usage. The large adsorption capacity supports a long service life, but actual interval depends on chlorine levels, hardness, and volume treated.
No, the sintered structure binds the carbon particles so the filter does not release black carbon fines. This helps protect downstream components such as RO membranes and pumps.
The production base is certified to ISO 9001 and IATF 16949, and the company holds ISO 14001 and ISO 45001. Filter media meet drinking water safety standards, and quality control is backed by a CNAS-accredited testing centre. For specific market requirements, please contact us.