Carbon Black
Carbon Black is a fine black powder widely used as a reinforcing filler in rubber and as a pigment in inks and coatings. It enhances strength, UV resistance, and conductivity. With consistent particle size and structure, it improves durability and performance in tires, plastics, and industrial applications.
Description
Premium Carbon Black Supplier — Industrial Grade for Rubber, Plastics & Coatings
Introduction
Carbon Black remains one of the most strategically important industrial raw materials in modern manufacturing. As a finely divided form of elemental carbon produced through the incomplete combustion of heavy petroleum products, it delivers exceptional reinforcement, UV protection, and conductivity enhancement across multiple sectors. For procurement teams managing high-volume rubber compounding, masterbatch production, or coatings formulation, securing a consistent and reliable supply of carbon black with tight particle-size control is non-negotiable. Davar ChemTech addresses this critical supply need by offering a range of industrial-grade carbon black grades, sourced from trusted manufacturers and delivered with full batch traceability documentation. Each shipment undergoes rigorous quality validation, ensuring that key performance indicators such as iodine absorption number, DBP absorption, and tint strength remain within specified tolerances. This attention to quality translates directly into predictable processing behavior on the factory floor and consistent end-product performance.
Key Technical Features
- High structure grades (N330, N550, N660) engineered for superior reinforcement in tire and mechanical rubber goods
- Consistent iodine absorption and DBP values ensuring repeatable vulcanization kinetics and physical properties
- Excellent dispersion characteristics reducing milling time and energy consumption during compounding
- UV-resistant formulations for outdoor coatings, plastics, and geomembrane applications
- Conductive grades available for specialized electrostatic discharge and EMI shielding applications
- Low ash and low sulfur content compatible with food-contact and pharmaceutical rubber compounds
Industrial Applications
| Industry | Reason for Use |
| Tire Manufacturing | Reinforcing filler that enhances tensile strength, abrasion resistance, and fatigue life of tire treads and carcasses |
| Plastics & Masterbatches | Provides pigmentation, UV stabilization, and conductive properties in polyolefin films, pipes, and molded components |
| Inks & Coatings | Delivers deep jet-black coloration, gloss control, and improved viscosity behavior in printing inks and industrial coatings |
| Rubber Goods | Reinforces conveyor belts, hoses, gaskets, and seals by improving tear resistance and compression set performance |
In the tire manufacturing sector, carbon black acts as the primary reinforcing filler, directly influencing tread wear, traction, and rolling resistance. High abrasion furnace (HAF) grades such as N330 are preferred for tread compounds, while general-purpose furnace (GPF) grades like N660 are used in carcass and inner-liner formulations. The plastics industry leverages carbon black not only as a cost-effective colorant but also as a UV stabilizer in agricultural films and outdoor furniture, where prolonged sun exposure demands long-term weathering resistance. In printing inks and industrial coatings, the particle morphology of carbon black governs jetness, gloss, and rheology — making grade selection a critical formulation decision. For specialty rubber goods such as automotive hoses and vibration dampers, carbon black provides the essential balance between elasticity, tensile strength, and dynamic fatigue resistance.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
| Chemical Name | Carbon Black (CAS: 1333-86-4) |
| Purity / Carbon Content | ≥ 97% (typical 98%) |
| Iodine Absorption | 30–120 mg/g (grade-dependent) |
| DBP Absorption | 60–150 cm³/100g (grade-dependent) |
| Appearance | Fine black powder |
| Packaging | 25 kg PP/PE laminated bags; 500 kg Jumbo bags |
Storage, Handling & Safety
Carbon Black is classified as a nuisance dust (not a hazardous substance under major regulations), but prolonged inhalation of airborne particles must be avoided. Workers handling bulk quantities should wear NIOSH-approved particulate respirators (N95 minimum), protective gloves, and safety goggles. Storage areas must be dry, well-ventilated, and segregated from oxidizing agents. Carbon Black dust can form explosive mixtures with air at sufficient concentrations — electrical grounding of equipment and dust extraction systems are mandatory in processing environments. Spills should be collected using vacuum systems or wet-sweeping methods; dry sweeping must be avoided.
Supply Capability & Distribution Strength
Headquartered in Vadodara, Gujarat, Davar ChemTech leverages its strategic location in India’s chemical corridor to ensure seamless pan-India distribution of carbon black across all major industrial hubs. Our dedicated logistics network covers key manufacturing zones including Gujarat, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan, and Punjab. We maintain buffer stock of high-demand grades to minimize lead times for urgent production requirements. Full batch certificates with test parameters are provided with every dispatch, enabling complete traceability from raw material source to your factory gate.
Get in Touch
Need a dependable carbon black supply partner who understands reinforcement science and delivers on time, every time? Contact Davar ChemTech today to discuss your grade requirements, request test samples, or schedule a technical consultation with our product specialists. Bulk order enquiries and long-term supply agreements are welcome.
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