Carbonex Carbon

Carbon black is one of the oldest manufactured materials. Early uses can be traced back to ancient China, the early Egyptians and the production of Indian inks. Carbon black is the name of a common black pigment, traditionally produced from charring organic materials such as wood or bone. Contemporary carbon black manufacturing began in the early 1900s in England. Generally, carbon black, obtained by the incomplete combustion of gas or liquid hydrocarbon, is defined as carbon particles. These particles may range from 20 to 600 millimicrons in size. A major portion of carbon black production is obtained by complete combustion of natural gas and refined oil through processing in special furnaces. Today there are different kinds of carbon black production techniques.

The Most Widely Used Production Techniques are Furnace Process and Gas Process.

Worldwide, nearly 80–90% of total carbon black is used in natural and synthetic rubber production. The main application areas for carbon black are: printing and printing inks, paints, plastics, natural and synthetic rubber. Carbon black is used as a black colorant in paints, printing inks, thermoplastic and thermosetting plastics, but it is also used as a filler to improve the strength of synthetic and natural rubber. Asil Kimya supplies the CARBONEX series of carbon black products since 2005. These products feature high tinting strength, blue tone, good dispersion, and easy crushing with optimum price-quality balance.The CARBONEX series carbon blacks provide good gloss and a high degree of jetness in the final product. CARBONEX group products are used in the production of paints, inks, plastics, PVC/synthetic rubber, artificial leather and fiber dyeing.

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