







Manganese Sand is a natural filter media made from manganese ore through crushing and grading processes. It is mainly used for iron and manganese removal in groundwater and industrial water treatment.
It is known for high removal efficiency, stable operation, long service life, and low maintenance cost.
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Description |
Parameters |
Description |
Parameters |
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CAS NO |
7439-96-5 |
Sediment percentage %≤ | 3 |
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EINECS NO |
231-105-1 |
Melting point |
1480℃ |
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Specification |
0.4-0.8mm 0.5-1mm 0.8-1.2mm 1.0-2.0mm 2.0-4.0mm 4.0-8.0mm 8.0-16mm |
Place of Origin |
Henan, China |
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MnO2 % |
30-50 |
Usage |
Filter |
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Crushing rate %≤ |
1.0 |
Brand Name |
Lvyuan |
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Wear rate % ≤ |
1.0 |
Product name |
manganese sand Water treatment manganese sand |
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Density g/cm³ |
3.6 |
Effective storage life |
12 month |
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Bulk density g/cm³ |
2.2 |
25KGS/PVC with 2 inner layers/ 50KGS/PVC with 2 inner layers
Store in a dry, well-ventilated place, avoiding contact with acidic substances.




Manganese sand filter media boasts advantages such as high iron and manganese removal efficiency, stable operation, long service life, and low maintenance costs, making it one of the core filter media in traditional groundwater iron and manganese removal processes. Typical applications include::

The particle size of manganese sand should be selected according to the filtration system and treatment process. Common specifications include:
● Higher Fe/Mn concentration → Larger particle size
● Higher effluent quality requirement → Smaller particle size
● High manganese water requires sufficient aeration
● Multi-layer filter beds are more stable than single-layer systems
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Size Range (mm) |
Application |
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0.5 – 1.0 mm |
Fine filtration, low Fe/Mn water |
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0.8-1.6 mm |
Groundwater iron & manganese removal |
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1.0-2.0 mm |
High iron and manganese |
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2.0-4.0 mm |
Coarse filtration or top layer |
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Customized |
Available on request |
Q1: Recommended Filter Media Combinations
A1: Anthracite / Activated Carbon / Ceramsite, Zeolite, Bio-carriers
Q2: How long is the service life of quartz sand filter media?
A2: Under normal conditions, quartz sand can last 2 to 3 years, depending on water quality, backwashing frequency, and system design.
Q3: Is quartz sand suitable for drinking water treatment?
A3: Yes. Our quartz sand meets drinking water grade standards and is safe for use in municipal water supply and purification systems.
Q4: Is aeration required before using manganese sand?
A4: Aeration is recommended for high iron and manganese concentrations.
Q5: Is manganese sand suitable for drinking water treatment?
A5: Yes, it is commonly used in municipal and rural drinking water systems.

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