Jaroby Product Sheet

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Frequently Asked Questions

• Why choose Jacobi for solvent recovery?

  Our expert team at Jacobi have many years’ experience in solvent recovery and can advise on the best methods and products to suit your business and operations. Jacobi Services can provide filters to be used with our carbon, as well as covering all maintenance and servicing of the filters.

• What is Jacobi activated carbons made of?

  Broadest Line of Activated Carbons in the Industry. Jacobi is proud to offer the broadest line of activated carbons in the industry, with hundreds of standard products in granular, powdered, and extruded forms, made from diverse raw materials including coconut shell, various grades of coal, and wood.

• What standards does AQUASORB™ comply with?

  Relevant AquaSorb™ grades comply with NSF, EN, and AWWA standards for drinking water treatment and also meet the requirements of the Food Chemicals Codex.

• Why choose Jacobi services?

  Jacobi Services can provide filters to be used with our carbon, as well as covering all maintenance and servicing of the filters. Our ColorSorb™ range can be used together with ion exchange resins from Resinex range for optimum results.

• Who makes ja Roby wood stoves?

  However, that all changed when Alain Robitaille became co-owner of the company and by the early 1980s, J.A. Roby was in the business of making woodstoves. With over thirty years now behind them, J.A. Roby knows a thing or two about making quality stoves, and their wood burning cookstoves are no exception.

• Is the Cook by Ja Roby stove EPA approved?

  The Chief is EPA and mobile home approved. Literally putting the “Cook” in wood cookstove, the Cook by J.A. Roby is an elegant steel-bodied stove featuring cast-iron legs, a backsplash, food warmer, oven and firebox thermometers, glass air wash system, and more.

• What is the history of Roby fireplace doors?

  When J.A. Roby began life in 1975, the only connection they had to stoves were the fireplace doors they manufactured alongside many other parts and accessories for home decor. However, that all changed when Alain Robitaille became co-owner of the company and by the early 1980s, J.A. Roby was in the business of making woodstoves.

• What's the difference between a Jotul stove and a regular stove?

  The Jotuls were almost entirely radiant heaters, whereas my newer stoves are steel boxes with a convection jacket surrounding five sides (well, six sides, if you count the ash drawer).