Carbon Black Applications

Carbon Black Applications

Carbon Black applications is widely  as a filler to change mechanical, electrical and light transmission properties in the environments to which it is added, and as a result, carbon black plays an important role in the properties of elastomers, plastics, paint, ink and rubber. For example, carbon black in plastics increases protection against ultraviolet rays. Carbon black is a good conductor in thermoplastic polymers, and when it is used as a filler in rubber, carbon black improves parameters such as erosion, wear, abrasion, and breakage. Due to its chemical composition, coloring properties, particle size and colloidal properties, industrial carbon black is widely used in various industries, especially the rubber industry. About 25-30% of the weight of rubber is made up of carbon black, not only is this material used as a filler in this industry, but due to its various properties, it gives it considerable strength. The most use of carbon black after the rubber industry is in the ink industry, especially for newspaper printing, painting and plastic. Industrial carbon black is often used in plastic and its products for coloring, protection against heat, protection against corruption caused by ultraviolet radiation, electrical properties, as well as strengthening properties, and sometimes carbon black is also used in the industry as a regenerating agent. goes. It also plays an important role in elastomers, plastics, paint and ink. Especially the tire industry consumes about 80% of the produced industrial carbon black.