Carbon Black N330

N330 carbon black is a widely used high-abrasion furnace black.The following is its detailed introduction:

I. Basic Characteristics

1. Wear resistance

• Abrasion resistance is slightly lower than the ultra-high abrasion series of carbon black, but superior to furnace black, suitable for high abrasion demand scenarios such as tire tread and cord rubber.

• Average particle size about 31nm, specific surface area 78-88 m²/g, density 1.8-2.1 g/cm³, oil absorption value 77-87 g/100g.

• Blackness slightly lower than N220, low oil and iodine absorbency, pH 6.0-8.5, ash content not exceeding 0.5%.

Section II: Application Fields

1. Rubber Industry

• Primarily used for tire treads, cord fabric, sidewalls, hoses, and rubber rollers, providing the rubber compound with high tensile strength, tear resistance, and elasticity.

• As a black pigment and reinforcing agent, used for coloring and performance enhancement of plastic products.

• Used in ink manufacturing, offering high opacity and color stability; enhances weather resistance and UV resistance in coatings.

III. Performance Advantages

1. Enhanced performance

• N330 passenger tires exhibit significantly improved tensile strength, tear resistance, and wear resistance, with their rolling resistance being only slightly higher than that of the N351 in the N300 series.

• Excellent dispersion and extrusion properties in rubber compounds, suitable for various synthetic and natural rubbers.

• As a cost-effective reinforcing material, widely used in tires and other rubber products.

Section 4: Industry Position

• Widely usedN330 is one of the most widely used high-wear-resistant carbon black, with a large demand in the market.

• Standard DefinitionDefined by the American ASTM International Standards, it meets the ASTM performance requirements and has become a universal choice in many markets.