The Filters Club

Conventional carbon filters release pollution and emit greenhouse gases into the air during production.

Pollution and greenhouse gases are reduced by using a New Technology that converts emissions into thermal energy

By starting the first filter green wave with our stylish clean recyclable packaging and our eco-friendly filters

Our goal is to continue to build on our green strategy for all future products and development.

Which results in standards are expressed within our Green Filter brand

Why coconut carbon?

The use of activated carbon to remove harmful impurities from water has been practiced since Roman times. Activated carbon is extremely porous with a very large surface area, making it an effective adsorbent material, and common natural substances like lignite, bituminous and anthracite coal and peat, wood and coconut shell can be used to make activated carbon.

Swift Green chooses to use coconut shell to make the activated carbon.

Coconuts are grown in over eighty countries and have a total production of 61 million tonnes per year.

This leaves coconut husks. Which are discarded or burned.

Swift Green Filters takes the consumer waste (husk) and activates it in a closed system to create carbon for our filters.

Thus making coconuts a fast renewable resource.

Coconut carbon has 50% more micro pores for capturing and holding contaminants than any other carbon, as well as its unique ability to polish the taste of water.

Process Step 1

The process begins with coconut shells which are sourced for our unique process.

Process Step 2

Coconuts are (heated) charred in a reactor. Methane & VOC gases are captured & converted into thermal energy.

Process Step 3

The coconut char is rotated in kiln. This produces Activated Carbon.

Process Step 4

Granular Activated Carbon & Carbon Block. High performance GAC is produced and converted into consumer products.