Description
Carbon
black N**0:
Also known as super abrasion furnace black. It is a widely used
high-reinforced type of furnace black, has a high structural,
abrasion resistance between the super-abrasion furnace black, and
between high-abrasion furnace black. Used truck tires, passenger
tires and other rubber tread, and require high strength, high
wear-resistant rubber products.
Carbon Black n**0:
Is the most widely used high durable type of black, and it's wear
in the series, and a wear black, but superior to the charcoal in
the dark. In a flat tire, rubber tire on the curtain, and all kinds
of rubber industrial products. This is a good performance of the
strong and dark, and can give a gelatinous material better and
better performance, resisting rent and performance, are elastic.
It's a child of the loss on loss) n**0 (lag of only larger, and
black n**1, Than other kinds are small in a material in scattered
and out a better performance, also applies to all kinds of rubber
and natural rubber.
Carbon black N**0
Released soon, also known as the black press. The surface smooth
and structure of the high quality, in the dark, soft and its strong
ability to make up the tyres. For the curtain, tyres, one side and
out the products of plastic material. The extension
Carbon Black N**0
Furnace black, also known as GM. Furnace black with a high
elongation of high modulus, fast pressure black baked good
processing performance, semi-reinforcing furnace black, fine
particles with high elasticity and resistance to flex furnace
black, it applies to all kinds of rubber. Used to ply tires, inner
tubes, bicycle tires, hose, belt, cable, footwear and calendered
products, model products.
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Packing:
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*5kg/Bag, *4mt in *0*FCL
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Standard:
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N**0 N**0 N**0 Ect.
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HS Code:
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*********0
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Origin:
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China
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Use:
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Photoelectric
Communication
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Type:
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Natural
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Colour:
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Black
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Composition:
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Inorganic
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Pigment:
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Carton Black
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Appearance:
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Powder
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Dye:
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Dyestuff Intermediates
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Export Markets:
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North America, South America, Eastern
Europe, Southeast Asia, Africa, Oceania, Mid East, Eastern Asia,
Western Europe
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