N774 Carbon Black

N774 Carbon Black

$1257.00 | 0 metric tons (Min.Order)

N774 carbon black is known for its excellent reinforcement and shear resistance. It can be used as a filler in rubber products and coatings, which can significantly improve the strength and durability of the product.
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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.

 

Why Choose Us

 

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 in Plastics

Carbon Black in Plastics

$1572.00 | 0 metric tons (Min.Order)
N115 is one of the varieties with the smallest particle size, highest reinforcement performance and best abrasion resistance in rubber carbon black. This product mainly used for off-road tires and heavy duty tire tread, bridge rubber pads, conveyor belts and other rubber products that require outstanding abrasion resistance.

Carbon Black N 550

Carbon Black N 550

$1257.00 | 0 metric tons (Min.Order)
N550 carbon black has excellent dispersion and stability. Its surface has been specially treated, has good hydrophilicity and dispersion, can be evenly mixed with the base material, and effectively prevent agglomeration and settlement.

Carbon Black N375

Carbon Black N375

$1330.00 | 0 metric tons (Min.Order)
N375, except for its slightly lower structure and heat generation due to thinning compared to N339, the uses and effects are basically the same as those of N339. It is mainly used for car tires, heavy-duty tires, and off-road tire tread rubber.

Fef N550 Carbon Black

Fef N550 Carbon Black

$1257.00 | 0 metric tons (Min.Order)
N550 carbon black has excellent reinforcement and filling capabilities. Its particle shape appears as a fine spherical shape, which makes fef n550 carbon black excellent in enhancing the mechanical properties of materials.

Carbon Black For Rubber

Carbon Black for Rubber

$1429.00 | 0 metric tons (Min.Order)
The wear resistance of N234 carbon black is about 10% higher than N229. N234 shows a better wear resistance under high severity. With high structure, good reinforcement and abrasion resistance. This product mainly used for heavy-duty tires, sedan tires, high-end rubber products, high-speed tire tread compound and oil filled rubber.

N774 Carbon Black

N774 Carbon Black

$1257.00 | 0 metric tons (Min.Order)
N774 carbon black has smaller specific surface area, higher oil dazzling and better dispersion properties, which makes it widely used in ink, coatings, plastics and other fields. The application of n774 carbon black in electronic materials and high-performance rubber has also shown good growth momentum.

N110 Carbon Black

N110 Carbon Black

$1500.00 | 0 metric tons (Min.Order)
Carbon black N110 can be used for off-road tires and truck tires, rubber pads for Bridges, conveyor belts and other rubber products requiring good wear resistance.

Carbon Black N220

Carbon Black N220

$1386.00 | 0 metric tons (Min.Order)
Model carbon black n220 is widely used in the rubber industry. Due to its excellent processing properties and strengthening capabilities, N220 carbon black is used as a filler and fortifying agent in rubber formulations.

Carbon Black N550

Carbon Black N550

$1257.00 | 0 metric tons (Min.Order)
N550 carbon black is a spherical granular carbon black product. It has a large specific surface area and adsorption capacity, which can enhance the mechanical strength and wear resistance of the material.

 

What is N774 Carbon Black

 

N774 carbon black is known for its excellent reinforcement and shear resistance. It can be used as a filler in rubber products and coatings, which can significantly improve the strength and durability of the product. For rubber products, n774 carbon black can enhance its hardness and wear resistance, making the product more durable and has a long service life. In coatings, n774 carbon black can provide excellent hiding power and color uniformity, making the coating more adhesive to various surfaces, so that the coating has better weather resistance and durability.

 

Benefits of N774 Carbon Black
 

Adjust ink color depth
The rich black color of carbon black allows the ink to produce highly saturated black. By adjusting the amount of carbon black added, the depth of the ink can be controlled to meet different printing needs.

 

Improve printing quality
The small size of carbon black particles helps increase the fluidity and solubility of ink, allowing the ink to evenly adhere to the surface of the printing material. This can achieve clear, sharp printing results and improve print quality.

 

Enhanced light resistance and durability
Carbon black has good light resistance and anti-oxidation properties, which can effectively prevent the ink from fading due to ultraviolet radiation or oxidation. At the same time, the addition of carbon black can also improve the water resistance and chemical corrosion resistance of the ink, extending the service life of the printed matter.

 

Adjust ink rheology
The rheology of the ink is critical to the printing process. The addition of carbon black can adjust the viscosity and flow characteristics of the ink, ensuring the stability and accuracy of the ink when jetting or applying.

 

Improve the texture of ink
The particle shape and surface structure of carbon black give the ink a certain three-dimensional sense and texture, making the text and patterns of the printed matter more vivid and increasing the visual effect.

 

 

Types of N774 Carbon Black

Amorphous carbon black
Amorphous carbon black is usually produced by incomplete combustion of organic matter. Its structure is irregular and its surface area is large, so it is highly active for adsorption and reaction. Amorphous carbon black is widely used in rubber, ink, coating and other industries to enhance product performance.

 

Crystalline carbon black
In contrast, crystalline carbon black has a more ordered structure, with its crystals arranged more regularly. This type of carbon black is usually prepared under high temperature conditions and has high thermal stability and conductivity, so it is often used in batteries, conductive materials and other fields.

N774 Carbon Black

 

Application of N774 Carbon Black
 
 

Tires

Carbon black is used to improve the processing, strength and durability important to tire manufacturing and tire performance (most notably safety), increasing tire life and fuel economy.

 
 

Plastics

Carbon black provides color, UV protection and conductivity - power cable shielding or electrostatic dissipation - to plastics.

 
 

Batteries

Carbon black improves electrochemical conductivity and charging characteristics in lead-acid, modern stop-start, and hybrid batteries – improving overall battery efficiency.

 
 

Pipe

Carbon black serves to protect pipes from mechanical degradation caused by harmful UV radiation.

 
 

Wire and Cable

Carbon black extends cable life and efficiency by creating exceptionally smooth and conductive insulation, conductor shield and UV resistance.

 
 

High Performance Coatings

Carbon black provides jetness for coatings, degradation protection from UV radiation and conductivity for coatings.

 
 

Agricultural Irrigation, Mulch Films and Greenhouse Coverings

Carbon black enables more efficient and better farming through water management for irrigation, retention and UV protection.

 
 

Toner and Printing Inks

Carbon black provides pigmentation that enhances color and undertone in various ink applications.

 

N774 Carbon Black

 

What are the Ingredients in N774 Carbon Black?

Carbon
Carbon black is predominantly composed of carbon atoms, which give it its black color.

 

Hydrogen
Small amounts of hydrogen may be present in carbon black, originating from the hydrocarbons used in its production.

 

Oxygen
Oxygen may be present in trace amounts, resulting from the incomplete combustion process.

 

Sulfur
Some carbon black grades may contain low levels of sulfur, which can be a byproduct of the production process.

 

Ash
Carbon black may have small amounts of inorganic impurities referred to as ash. Ash content is typically low but can vary depending on the production method.

 

How to Choose N774 Carbon Black

Color Requirements
The first consideration when choosing a pigment carbon black is the desired color outcome. Determine the specific color characteristics you want to achieve, such as intensity, shade, and undertones. Different grades and types of pigment carbon black offer varying color profiles, so it's essential to select one that aligns with your product's color requirements.

 

Particle Size and Structure
Particle size and structure play a significant role in the dispersion and tinting strength of pigment carbon black. Finer particles generally provide better color development and higher tinting strength. However, it is important to note that excessively fine particles may affect viscosity and flow properties, potentially impacting the application process. Consider the balance between particle size and desired color performance for optimal results.

 

Surface Area
The surface area of the pigment carbon black affects its interaction with surrounding materials and influences properties like opacity and light-scattering abilities. The higher surface area typically enhances the color saturation and hiding power. However, increased surface area may also lead to higher viscosity and potential challenges in dispersion. Evaluate the surface area requirements based on the desired opacity and application characteristics of your product.

 

Dispersion Properties
The dispersion properties of the pigment carbon black are crucial for achieving uniform color distribution and stability in your end products. Look for carbon black grades that offer good dispersibility, enabling easy incorporation into various mediums. Efficient dispersion helps avoid issues like color streaking, flocculation, and poor color development. Consider the ease of dispersion and compatibility with your production processes when selecting a pigment carbon black.

 

 

Manufacturing Process of N774 Carbon Black

 

Furnace Black Process
This method forms carbon black by blowing petroleum oil or coal oil as raw material (feedstock oil) into high-temperature gases to combust them partially. This method is suitable for mass production due to its high yield, and allows wide control over its properties such as particle size or structure. This is currently the most common method used for manufacturing.

 

Channel Process
This method forms carbon black by bringing partially combusted fuel, which is generated with natural gas as raw material, into contact with channel steel (H-shaped steel) and then collecting the carbon black which results.There are yield and environment issues around this method, and therefore has lost the leading role as the mass production process to the furnace process. This method, however, provides carbon black with many functional groups on the surface, being used in some painting applications.

 

Acetylene Black Process
This process obtains carbon black by thermally decomposing acetylene gas. It provides carbon black with higher structures and higher crystallinity, and is mainly used for electric conductive agents.

 

Lampblack Process
This method obtains carbon black by collecting soot from fumes generated by burning oils or pine wood.This method has been used since the days before Christ, and is not suitable for mass production. However, it is used as raw material for ink sticks as it provides carbon black with specific color.

 

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FAQ 

Q: Why is carbon black bad for you?

A: The most likely effect of exposure to carbon black is lung disease. Inhaling carbon black particles can irritate the lungs and cause coughing. Carbon black can also irritate the eyes, nose, and throat. When people are exposed to high levels of carbon black over many years, the particles may lodge deep in their lungs.

Q: What is carbon black used for?

A: Carbon black is mainly used to strengthen rubber in tires, but can also act as a pigment, UV stabilizer, and conductive or insulating agent in a variety of rubber, plastic, ink and coating applications.Carbon black is an adsorbing agent that forms from the incomplete combustion of heavy petroleum products. and c charcoal coal is an adsorbing agent that is derived from charcoal.

Q: Is carbon black a hazardous material?

A: Carbon Black poses no significant environmental hazards. As a matter of good practice, minimize contamination of sewage water, soil, groundwater, drainage systems, or bodies of water. 7.1 Handling Avoid dust exposures above the occupational exposure limit. Wash exposed skin daily.

Q: Is carbon black FDA approved?

A: As a result of a new Food Contact Notification (FCN) submitted by Cabot to FDA (FCN 1789), FDA-compliant specialty carbon blacks can be used as a colorant for polymers with no specified upper limit.The best way to remove carbon black from anything is to use a mixture of concentrated sulfuric acid and hydrogen peroxide.

Q: What does black carbon do to the human body?

A: Inhalation of black carbon is associated with health problems including respiratory and cardiovascular disease, cancer, and even birth defects. And because of its ability to absorb light as heat, it also contributes to climate change.

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: How to activate carbon black?

A: Steam and air are separately led into the activation furnace, and furnace temperature is maintained within the range from 700° C. to 1000° C. Carbon black is thus activated to become activated carbon, denoted by 5, as the final product.

Q: Is carbon black coke?

A: The obvious difference between carbon black and petroleum coke is produced in the process of producing synthetic crude oil from bitumen extracted from the oil sands, it has less ash content . But carbon black is an inorganic synthetic pigment, created by burning natural gases to form an almost pure carbon.

Q: Why is carbon black bad?

A: Immediately Dangerous to Life or Health Concentrations (IDLH) Note: NIOSH considers carbon black in the presence of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) to be a potential occupational carcinogen as defined by the OSHA carcinogen policy [29 CFR 1990]. Description of Substance: Black, odorless solid.

Q: Is carbon black explosive?

A: According to various international test methods [7, 11 and 12] Carbon Black is an explosible dust classified in hazard class St-1 (weak explosion) under these laboratory test conditions.Organ System Toxicity: Several human studies indicate carbon black exposure may increase the risk of lung disease. Carbon black exposure is a possible concern for workers, particularly exposures to the respiratory system and eyes when it is in powder form.

Q: What is the damaging effects of black carbon?

A: Black carbon affects the health of ecosystems in several ways. The fine particles settle on plant leaves and increase plant surface temperature, dim sunlight that reaches the earth, and interfere with rainfall patterns.

Q: Why is black carbon a problem?

A: Black carbon and methane are short-lived climate pollutants that are contributing to atmospheric warming. In addition, black carbon that falls on snow and ice accelerates the melting of these reflective surfaces-consequently accelerating the impacts of global warming in the Arctic.

Q: Is carbon black the same as activated charcoal?

A: Carbon black is produced by burning or pyrolyzing substances, a process that produces large amounts of heat and waste gases such as carbon dioxide. Activated carbon is prepared through a special treatment process that requires special conditions such as chemical reagents or high-temperature treatment.

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: Is carbon black spyware?

A: Its purpose is to protect computers from ransomware and other dangerous malware. It runs silently in the background on your computer and will not impact performance. It does not monitor you. You can check if you have the Carbon Black sensor (sometimes called an agent or client) as follows.

Q: What's the difference between carbon black and black is black?

A: In carbon black the black iron oxide pigment is replaced with a carbon compound that has a much deeper more obsidian appearance. Black iron oxides are naturally occurring minerals and vary on the shade their "blackness" where the carbon black is much more consistently deep black.

Q: Is carbon black bad for the environment?

A: Black carbon, a component of particulate matter, is especially dangerous to human health because of its tiny size. But black carbon not only has impacts on human health, it also affects visibility, harms ecosystems, reduces agricultural productivity and exacerbates global warming.

Q: What are the side effects of carbon black?

A: The most likely effect of exposure to carbon black is lung disease. Inhaling carbon black particles can irritate the lungs and cause coughing. Carbon black can also irritate the eyes, nose, and throat. When people are exposed to high levels of carbon black over many years, the particles may lodge deep in their lungs..

Q: What is an example of carbon black?

A: Therefore, carbon black is widely used as conductive filler, being mixed in plastics, elastomer, paints, adhesives, films, and pastes. Fuel caps and fuel-introducing pipes of automobiles, for example, are required of electric conductivity for preventing static.

Q: What percentage of tires are carbon black?

A: Between 20% to 30%
Carbon black makes up between 20% to 30% of a tire's mass, and more than 30 types of carbon black have been specifically developed for tires.s.

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