Molecular Sieve Powder

Molecular sieves act as adsorbents and desiccants. The sieves have small pores to absorb the moisture. The pore size of the sieve is meant to be bigger than the particle size so that the sieves can absorb the moisture particles. The molecular sieves are majorly used as a drying agent for liquids and gases.
Additionally, the sieves bind nitrogen, separating it from oxygen in the air and has made it the ideal adsorbent for portable oxygen concentrators. Most oxygen concentrators use either the pressure swing adsorption or the vacuum pressure swing adsorption. PSA and VPSA are used to separate high-purity medical grade oxygen from ambient air. The same is achieved by passing airflow over a molecular sieve cartridge within the concentrator.

The molecular sieve powder, or zeolite powder, is an important inorganic cation exchanger used in industrial applications for water treatment, catalysis, nuclear waste, etc. The powder has a foamless shape that can be used as an additive in paints and polymers. Its main work is to remove moisture and air bubbles from the paints and polymers. The powder is mixed with active ingredients, which help reduce moisture in the air to reduce moisture.
The powder is the principal alternative to other powder desiccants. These are used in many Applications like Epoxy Paints, Epoxy Resin , Epoxy Flooring , Polyurethane and Hardeners.
The powder is a dehydrated synthetic powder that has excellent moisture adsorption capacity. It mainly works like a moisture scavenger to remove water and other contaminant contained in one K or Two K Systems. It is even used in additives to improve product quality and extent its shelf life. It is used to prevent the formation of CO2 by removing the moisture from the polyurethane systems. Similarly, the 3A zeolite powder is an alkali metal aluminosilicate. It is the potassium form of the type A crystal structure, which can adsorb molecules with a critical diameter of fewer than 3 angstroms (0.3 nm).