Specification:
ITEM
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N220
|
N330
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N550
|
N660
|
Iodine Absorption Number, g/kg
|
121 +/-5
|
82 +/-5
|
43 +/-4
|
36 +/-4
|
DBP Absorption Number, 10-5m3/Kg
|
114 +/-5
|
102 +/-5
|
121 +/-5
|
90 +/-5
|
DBP Absorption Number of Compressed Sample, 10-5m3/Kg
|
93~107
|
81~95
|
81~95
|
68~82
|
CTAB Surface Area, 103m2/Kg
|
106~116
|
79~87
|
38~46
|
31~39
|
Nitrogen Surface Area, 103m2/Kg
|
114~124
|
78~88
|
38~46
|
30~40
|
Tint Strength
|
110~120
|
98~108
|
-
|
-
|
Heating Loss, %≤
|
3.0
|
2.5
|
2.5
|
1.5
|
Ash, %≤
|
0.5
|
0.5
|
0.5
|
0.5
|
Tensile Strength Map, MPa≥
|
-0.8
|
-1.5
|
-3.5
|
-3.5
|
Extension, %≥
|
+10
|
-10
|
-10
|
+10
|
Map Modulus at 300%, MPa
|
-2.5 +/-1.3
|
-1.7 +/-1.3
|
-1.7 +/-1.3
|
-3.5 +/-1.3
|
Application:
(1)Carbon black using as Coloring Agent for Ink and Paints
Carbon black has higher tinting strength compared to iron black or organic pigments, and is widely used for newspaper inks, printing inks, India inks, and paints. Carbon black is also used as black pigment for inkjet ink or toners.
(2)Carbon black using as Resin and Film Coloring Agent
Carbon black has high tinting strength and is thermally stable, and therefore it is suitable for coloring resins and films that are heat-formed. Carbon black is also excellent for absorbing ultraviolet light, providing both a superb resistance against ultraviolet rays and a coloring effect when just a small amount is mixed with resins. Carbon black is widely used for general coloring for resins and films. Resins with carbon black are used in automobile bumpers, wire coverings and steel pipe linings which require weather resistance in particular.
(3)Carbon black using as Electric Conductive Agent
Carbon black particles have the graphite-type crystalline structure, providing an excellent electric conductivity. Therefore, carbon black is widely used as conductive filler, being mixed in plastics, elastomer, paints, adhesives, films, and pastes.