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Carbon Black N234 Granluar

Carbon Black N234 Granluar

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Carbon Black N234 (Granule)

Product Description:

carbon black N234:
1.Usage Rubber Auxiliary Agents;
2.Product Status:Black powder or granular;
3.Standard: ISO 9001:2000

Suggest for Use:


(1) uses for high-speed tire tread bonding of high-quality rubber products.
(2) The usage and the role of the plastic material so that the FDA is better than the wear resistance of N220, N242 and N339, its wear resistance is about 10% higher than the N220, especially in the high-demanding degrees to use, the more show a good wear resistance. This product is plastic material processing performance better, the pressure out of a smooth surface suitable for all kinds of rubber. This product is the lack of plastic material containing heat high, hysteresis losses.

TDS of the Carbon Black N234

Product Varieties

N234

Pouring density(kg/m3)

280~360

Iodine absorption Value(g/kg)

115~125

300%modulus(Mpa)

-1.4~0.6

DBP absorption Value (10-5m2/kg)

120~130

Ash content

≤0.6%

24Mn DBP(10-5m2/kg)

97~107

45um sieve residue

≤0.05%

CTAB surface area(103m2/kg)

110~128

500um sieve residue

≤0.001%

STSA/(103m2/kg)

107~117

Impurity

NO

Nsa surface area(103m2/kg)

114~124

Fine content

≤10%

Tint strength(%)

115~131

Tensile strength(Mpa )

≥-1.5

Heatloss(%)

1.5

Elongation at failure

≥-20%

Safety:

As a matter of good industrial hygiene, gloves and safety glasses with side shields or better eye protection should be worn when handing Carbon Black ,For more information, refer to the MSDS.




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