Inert Ceramic Balls are basic packing elements primarily used as catalyst support media in refineries and petrochemical plants. While they can be used for packed bed applications, they are seldom employed due to their high pressure drop and relatively low surface area. They are more commonly utilized in tower packing.

Hiflow® rings are 3rd generation high-performance tower packing designed for optimal mechanical stability, high void fraction, and superior mass transfer. They handle higher gas and liquid capacities than conventional packing, thanks to their open structure and optimized design, without sacrificing mass transfer performance. Their mechanical stability and lightweight nature make them ideal for densely packed beds, reducing the need for additional support grids and minimizing liquid migration to the column wall.

The 1/2-inch Stoneware Balls are basic packing elements primarily used as catalyst support media in refineries and petrochemical plants. Although they can be used in packed bed applications, they are rarely utilized due to their high pressure drop and relatively low surface area, making them less efficient for tower packing.

The 1/4-inch Stoneware Balls are basic packing elements primarily used as catalyst support media in refineries and petrochemical plants. Although they can be used in packed bed applications, they are rarely utilized due to their high pressure drop and relatively low surface area, making them less efficient for tower packing.

The 3/8-inch Stoneware Balls are basic packing elements primarily used as catalyst support media in refineries and petrochemical plants. Although they can be used in packed bed applications, they are rarely utilized due to their high pressure drop and relatively low surface area, making them less efficient for tower packing.