Carbon Black Pigment

Carbon Black Pigment

Carbon black pigment, also called Noir 360, is a highly pigmented black pigment made from the soot of burned oil or gas. Carbon black is one fo the oldest pigments used by humans, and it is still widely used today.
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Shanxi Sanqiang New Energy Science and Technology Co., Ltd. is a modern enterprise with more than 40 years of history. It takes coaltar as the raw material to produce carbon black and other chemical products. The company covers an area of 1000 acres (or 666,667m2) with 1200 employees and a total asset of over 1.5 billion yuan.With world-class production technologies and equipment, Sanqiang's production lines are all equipped with the DCS intelligent control system, which is jointly developed with SUPCON. This system helps to form a green, low-carbon circular economy industry chain, integrating carbon black, fine chemical industry and tail gas power generation, so as to realize intelligent, high-end, green and integrated production. For six consecutive years, Sanqiang has been selected into theTop Ten List of China's carbon black industry.

 

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Our certifications
The company has passed the standards of IATF16949 Automotive Quality Management System, iso9001 Quality Manage­ment System, ISO14001 Environmental Management System, iso45001 Occupational Health and Safety Management System, the Energy Management System, Integrated Management System of Informatization and Industrialization, Intellec­tual Property Management System, etc.

 

Production Market
Italy, UK, Turkey, Egypt, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Philippines, Korea, India, Sri Lanka etc. We have supplied TOP 10 tyre and rubber compound enterprised in China.

 

Factory Strength
The company covers an area of more than 810 acres, has 860 employees, total carbon black capacity of 480,000 mtons, annual output of 400,000 tons of coal tar refining, the annual output of 120,000 tons of naphthalic anhydride, annual output of 20,000 tons of crude phenol refining, annual output of 4,500 tons of fine anthracene, 2,000 tons of carbazole,90,000 tons of special asphalt.

 

Professional team
The company has a provincial R&D center and national laboratory, R&D management personnel 19 people, R&D technicians 46 people, the laboratory is equipped with advanced testing instruments, testing scope covers all the testing items required in the national carbon black standard.

 

Carbon Black Pigment

Carbon Black Pigment

Carbon black pigment for rubber and tire grades are N115, N234, N326, N330, N339, N375, N550, N660. Carbon black N134 is an important reinforcing agent in rubber applications and is also an important reinforcement material in tire formulation.

Pigment Black

Pigment Black

Carbon black N762 has a series of excellent physical and chemical properties. It has a very high specific surface area and is therefore able to efficiently adsorb organic and inorganic substances in gases, liquids and solutions. This makes carbon black N762 have a wide range of potential applications in adsorbents and catalysts.

Ci Pigment Black 7

Ci Pigment Black 7

Ci pigment black 7 N330 has a series of excellent physical and chemical properties. It has a very high specific surface area and is therefore able to efficiently adsorb organic and inorganic substances in gases, liquids and solutions.

Black Pigment For Ep

Black Pigment for Ep

Black pigment for ep N660 -- produce and use carbon black N660 in the rubber industry. N660 has a high surface area and high structure, which provides improve reinforcement, abrasion resistance, and durability to rubber products.

Black Color Pigment

Black Color Pigment

Black color pigment is divided into high wear resistance, reinforcement, and semi-reinforced varieties. Among them, high wear resistance includes N115, N220, N330, N339, etc., reinforced types include N351, N375, etc., and semi-reinforced types include N550, N660, N774, etc.

Black Pigment Dye

Black Pigment Dye

Black pigment dye is mainly used as a reinforcing agent and filler for rubber. The carbon black used in rubber accounts for 94% of the total carbon black, of which about 60% is used in tire manufacturing. In addition, it is also used as a colorant for inks, paints and plastics, and as a UV screen agent for plastic products.

Black Pigment For Resin

Black Pigment for Resin

Black pigment N220 -- Fine reinforcing carbon black. Ensures durability and abrasion resistance, and relatively low module. Application: Tire treads, tread recapping. High quality industrial rubber products. High class feeder belts.

Carbon Black Pigment

Carbon Black Pigment

Carbon black pigment for rubber and tire grades are N115, N234, N326, N330, N339, N375, N550, N660. Carbon black N134 is an important reinforcing agent in rubber applications and is also an important reinforcement material in tire formulation.

Black Pearl Pigment

Black Pearl Pigment

High-amplifying carbon black. Easily dispersed and provides a high level extrudability of rubber compounds. Includes in the tread rubber of tires for passenger cars and trucks. Provides increased wear resistance tires, high resistance to tensile, tolerable tear resistance.

 

What is Carbon Black Pigment

 

Carbon black pigment, also called Noir 360, is a highly pigmented black pigment made from the soot of burned oil or gas. Carbon black is one fo the oldest pigments used by humans, and it is still widely used today. It is valued for its deep black colour, excellent tinting strength and good lightfastness.Our synthetic Carbon Black pigment replicates the deep, rich black colour of the traditional pigment, and has a neutral hue. It is ideal for use in a wide range of media, including acrylics, oils, and watercolours.Carbon black is a deep black with excellent coverage in a transparent binder. It is solid neutral grey in a white binder.

 

Benefits of Carbon Black Pigment
 

Increased surface area
Oxidation creates oxygen-containing groups on the surface of carbon black, increasing its specific surface area by up to 10 times. The increased surface area improves pigment loading and absorption, resulting in improved color intensity and opacity.

 

Improved dispersion
Oxidation changes the surface chemistry of the pigment, making it more compatible with solvents. This enhanced dispersion reduces agglomeration and ensures even distribution throughout the coating, resulting in a smooth, even finish.

 

Enhanced UV resistance
Oxidation introduces chemical bonds that absorb and dissipate harmful UV radiation. Post-treated carbon black pigments have excellent UV resistance by protecting the base resin, ensuring long-lasting protection against fading and degradation.

 

Improved thermal stability
Oxidation strengthens the pigment's structure and improves its thermal stability. This enhanced durability allows carbon black to withstand higher processing temperatures and harsh environments without compromising its performance.

 

Reduce carbon black migration
Oxidation forms an adhesive layer on the surface of carbon black to prevent migration and bleeding. This improved stability enhances the appearance of the coating by reducing staining and ensuring consistent color reproduction.

 

Types of Carbon Black Pigment
 
 
 

N series carbon black

N series carbon black is a carbon black with lighter color and smaller surface area. Because N series carbon black particles are smaller and have good fluidity and dispersion, they can be used in coatings, inks, rubber products, plastics and other fields. In addition, due to its purification treatment and surface modification, N series carbon black is often used as an additive for high-end food and pharmaceutical packaging materials.

 
 

S series carbon black

S series carbon black is another common type of carbon black. Compared with N series carbon black, it has a darker color and a larger surface area. S Series carbon blacks offer excellent wear resistance, electrical conductivity, and UV and chemical resistance. It is commonly used in areas such as automotive tires, rubber seals and industrial mufflers.

 
 

P series carbon black

P series carbon black is a carbon black with a very large surface and has good color enhancement properties, fluidity and suspension properties. Due to its high specific surface area and strong adsorption, P series carbon black is usually used in the fields of coatings, inks and cosmetics to provide excellent blackening effects and improve the texture of coatings.

 
 

F series carbon black

F series carbon black is a kind of carbon black that has been oxidized and has a high surface carboxyl content. The carbon black can be combined with resins and polymers to produce good affinity and compatibility, and has excellent tackification, stability and processing properties. It is commonly used in coatings, inks, plastics and adhesives.

 

 

Application of Carbon Black Pigment
 

Automotive Industry

Carbon black pigments are widely used in the manufacture of automotive components such as tires, rubber seals and plastic parts. They provide enhanced weathering, abrasion and aging resistance.

Ink and coating industry

Carbon black pigment is one of the commonly used ingredients in manufacturing inks and coatings. They deliver rich black effects and increase coverage and durability of inks and paints.

Printing Industry

Carbon black pigments are widely used in the printing industry to produce publications, packaging materials and printed matter. Its high blackness and uniform coverage make printed matter appear clear and full of images.

Art

Carbon black pigment is often used by artists for paintings and drawings. They can create deep light and dark effects, adding strong visual impact to the work.

 

How is Carbon Black Pigment Used In The Textile Industry?

Colorant
One of the primary uses of carbon black pigment in the textile industry is as a colorant. It is used to impart deep black or gray shades to fabrics, yarns, and fibers. Carbon black's intense and stable coloration is especially useful in creating classic and timeless designs in garments, home textiles, and industrial fabrics. Its ability to produce rich, consistent hues ensures that the desired color remains vivid even after repeated washings and exposure to light, making it an ideal choice for long-lasting textiles.

 

UV stabilizer
Additionally, carbon black pigment serves functional purposes in textiles. It is commonly used as a uv stabilizer, protecting against the harmful effects of ultraviolet radiation from the sun. This is particularly important for outdoor textiles, such as awnings, outdoor furniture, and sports equipment, as it helps extend the lifespan of these products by reducing color fading and material degradation.

 

Conductive textiles
Another notable application of carbon black pigment is in conductive textiles. When incorporated into fabrics, carbon black can enhance their electrical conductivity, making them suitable for use in electronic textiles (e-textiles) and wearable technology. These conductive textiles have diverse applications, ranging from interactive clothing and smart textiles to medical monitoring devices, demonstrating the versatility and innovation that carbon black brings to the industry.

 

Durability and strength
Carbon black pigment also contributes to improving the durability and strength of textiles. It enhances abrasion resistance, tear strength, and overall mechanical performance when blended with polymers or incorporated into rubberized fabrics. This is particularly valuable in applications such as industrial workwear, protective clothing, and military textiles, where durability and resilience are paramount.

 

 

 

What are the Characteristics of Carbon Black Pigment?

Paragraph 1: High black level and covering power
Carbon black pigments have extremely high blackness and can produce deep, rich black effects. They absorb light and barely reflect it, resulting in a very pure black color. In addition, carbon black has excellent hiding power and can effectively cover other pigments or base colors, making the surface appear uniformly black.

 

Paragraph 2: Robustness and Durability
Carbon black pigments are very strong and durable. They are resistant to external environmental factors such as light, oxidation and chemical corrosion. Therefore, carbon black pigments are often used in applications that require long-term stability and durability, such as paints, dyes, and pigmented inks.

 

Paragraph 3: Electrical conductivity and thermal stability
Carbon black pigment has good electrical conductivity and thermal stability. Due to its high conductivity, carbon black pigments are often used to make conductive materials such as printing inks, battery plates, and conductive rubber. At the same time, carbon black pigments also have excellent thermal stability and can maintain their color and performance in high temperature environments without being affected.

Carbon Black Pigment

 

Five ways to dissolve Carbon Black Pigment

 

 

High Shear Mixing

Using a high shear mixer or homogenizer can help disperse the carbon black particles in the liquid medium. The intense mechanical force generated by the mixer can break up agglomerates and promote the dispersion of particles. This method is suitable for small-scale applications.

 

Wetting agents and dispersants

Adding wetting or dispersing agents to the solvent can improve the dispersion of carbon black particles. These chemicals reduce surface tension and promote wetting of the particles, allowing for better dispersion. Depending on the specific type of carbon black and solvent used, it is important to select the appropriate wetting or dispersing agent.

 

Ultrasonic treatment

Ultrasonic treatment uses high-frequency sound waves to generate cavitation bubbles. When the bubbles burst, they release local energy and help disperse carbon black particles. This method is particularly suitable for breaking up agglomerates and achieving better dispersion.

 

Premix and Stir

Premixing carbon black with a small amount of polymer or binder can facilitate particle dispersion. The mixture is then stirred or mixed vigorously to achieve proper dispersion.

 

Measurement of Carbon Black Pigment Quality

 

Particle Size Distribution
In order to evaluate the quality of carbon black pigment, particle size dispersion is crucial. The size distribution of carbon black particles is determined using a variety of methods, including laser diffraction, sedimentation, and microscopy. Particle size has a direct impact on rubber compound qualities such as color intensity, dispersibility, and reinforcing capacity. In general, narrow size distribution is preferable to get the best color development and dispersion.

 

Surface Area
Carbon black's specific surface area, which is commonly calculated using the Brunauer-Emmett-Teller (BET) technique, offers important details regarding its dispersibility and reinforcing properties. Greater surface area is correlated with greater reinforcing characteristics and increased dispersion, increasing the end product's mechanical strength and durability.

 

Structure and Aggregate Size
The structure and aggregate size of carbon black particles, which have a substantial influence on their characteristics, are assessed using transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) techniques together with image analysis. Reinforcement, electrical conductivity, and dispersion properties are enhanced by a well-defined structure and regulated aggregate size.

 

Tint Strength
Tint strength gauges how well carbon black pigment can provide color to a certain substrate. By contrasting the intensity of a colored sample with a reference standard, it may be calculated. The higher the tint strength, the better the color development, which is crucial in applications like inks, paints, and coatings.

 

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FAQ

Q: Is carbon black hydrophobic or hydrophilic?

A: Hydrophilic
For specialty carbon blacks, oxidized surfaces improve pigment wetting, dispersion, rheology, and overall performance in selected systems. In other cases, oxidation increases electrical resistivity and makes carbon blacks more hydrophilic.

Q: Is carbon black environmentally friendly?

A: Carbon black is non-toxic and will not leach or release any constituents to the groundwater from a landfill. Carbon black has a very high surface area and a strong adsorptive capacity. Organic materials that come in contact with carbon black can be adsorbed and are not easily liberated thereafter.

Q: What dissolves carbon black?

A: The best way to remove carbon black from anything is to use a mixture of concentrated sulfuric acid and hydrogen peroxide.The technical indicators of pigment carbon black include particle size, specific surface area, DBP absorption value, tinting strength, volatile content, PH value, hue, heating loss, density, blackness and other indicators. Each indicator has different meanings.

Q: How many types of carbon black are there?

A: Carbon black is a form of amorphous carbon which exists in various types, such as thermal black, furnace black, lamp black, and acetylene black.Carbon black is produced by the reaction of a hydrocarbon fuel such as oil or gas with a limited supply of combustion air at temperatures of 1320 to 1540°C (2400 to 2800°F).

Q: Does carbon black absorb water?

A: A carbon black with this balance of properties offers very low moisture absorption. Water transport has become a critical global problem seeking a solution.Carbon black is the result of incomplete combustion of heavy petroleum products, particularly oil-based fuels. Chemically speaking, it features a lattice of crystal-like carbon molecules that make this material electrically conductive.

Q: How do you clean up carbon black?

A: Spills of carbon black should be cleaned immediately to prevent spread and dispersion. Dry vacuuming is the recommended method for collecting spilled carbon black. If a portable vacuum is used, care must be taken to ensure that filters are maintained.

Q: What temperature does carbon black decompose?

A: 450–610 °С
Thermal analysis showed that decomposition of sulfonated CB is observed over the temperature ranges of 450–610 °С, which correspond to desulfonation.

Q: Can carbon black be activated?

A: In this research study, recovered carbon black (rCB) was obtained via pyrolysis of waste tires. The obtained rCB was then converted into activated carbon species through both chemical treatment and microwave coupled with chemical treatment as a two-step activation process.

Q: How do you purify carbon black?

A: According to the purification process, the ash content of carbon black is reduced to 2.6 percent from 18.7 percent, the volatile component content is reduced to 5.0 percent from 9.5 percent, and the reinforcing property to rubber is superior to that of a semi-reinforcing carbon black and basically reaches the ...

Q: How long does carbon black last?

A: In accordance with ASTM D8043, the shelf life of carbon black is defined as indefinite when stored in a manner that protects it from liquid water or high humidity environments. The only two properties of carbon black known to change over time are moisture and Iodine number.

Q: Why is carbon black so expensive?

A: Outlook: The price of carbon black. In 2022, several chemical manufacturers announced an increase in the price of Carbon Black in Europe and the Americas. The price increase resulted from a strong demand for the product and the high cost of manufacturing and transportation, both of which rely on fossil fuels.

Q: What is the problem with black carbon?

A: Black carbon is a component of fine particulate matter (PM 2.5) air pollution, the leading environmental cause of poor health and premature deaths. These particles are many times smaller than a grain of table salt, can penetrate deep into the lungs, and facilitate the transport of toxic compounds into the bloodstream.

Q: What are the dangers of carbon black paint?

A: Skin and Eye Irritation: The pigment in carbon black may irritate the skin and eyes when in direct contact with them. The skin may get irritated by carbon black particles, resulting in dermatitis, itching, or redness. Eye irritation, redness, tears, or even corneal damage may occur after contact with the eyes.

Q: Is carbon black a haz or non haz?

A: According to the criteria in OSHA HCS (2012) for classifying hazardous substances, Carbon Black is not classified for any toxicological or eco-toxicological endpoint. As a combustible dust it is designated by OSHA as a hazardous chemical.

Q: Does carbon black decompose?

A: Graphitization (heating) of carbon black can thermally decompose the hydrophilic functional groups and thus increase the cycle life of the battery which maintains the conductive abilities of carbon black while mitigating the damage that can be caused to batteries by hydrophilic functional groups.

Q: What breaks down carbon black?

A: You can use a high-speed mixer, homogenizer, or ultrasonic disperser to break up the carbon black particles and disperse them in the liquid. This method is commonly used in industrial applications. Surfactant-assisted dispersion: Adding a surfactant or dispersing agent to the liquid can help in dispersing carbon black.

Q: Can carbon black be burned?

A: A black, odorless powder which can burn or smolder at temperatures greater than 572øF(>300øC). May cause mechanical irritation to the eyes and temporary discomfort to the respiratory tract at concentrations above the occupational exposure limit.

Q: Does carbon black float on water?

A: In traditional plants for the conversion of natural gas to acetylene carbon black floats on the water surface by taking advantage of its porosity and low density, and carbon black slurry with a water content of 1% − 3% is collected by scraper (Chen, 2018).

Q: Does carbon black absorb moisture?

A: It has been established that the interaction between water molecules and oxygen-containing functional groups, which act as adsorption centers, play a key role in the process of sorption. Carbon black with a higher content of functional groups on the surface is characterized by greater moisture absorption.

Q: What is the difference between carbon black and recovered carbon black?

A: The carbon content of traditional virgin carbon black is close to 100%, as it's sourced from heavy petroleum products such as coal. On the other hand, rCB is acquired from end-of-life tyres so contains 80-85% carbon black and 15-20% inert ash, predominantly consisting of silica & zinc.

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