CARBON BLACK, Monarch 570 by CABOT, kg

Carbon black (coal dust) is mainly used to reinforce tyre rubber, but can also act as a pigment, UV stabiliser and a conductive or insulating material in a wide range of rubber, plastic, ink and coating applications.

Main characteristics:

In industry, MONARCH 570 specialty carbon black is highly structured and suitable for use in a wide range of adhesives, sealants and coatings. Compared to similar carbon blacks, it generally has a stronger flow and better dispersion. MONARCH 570 special carbon black is suitable for use in structural adhesives for transport applications such as windscreen bonding. It improves mechanical strength and is a lightweight design component that helps manufacturers achieve weight reduction and fuel efficiency targets.

In the paint and coatings industry, MONARCH 570 specialty carbon black can also be used for pigmentation in a wide range of coatings including industrial, decorative and powder coating. It is also suitable for use in coloured leather dispersions. The dispersion of MONARCH 570 special carbon black depends on the equipment and composition used. It is particularly suitable for the production of inks for printing newspapers.

In cosmetics, the adsorption properties of activated carbon have made it a popular additive for many skin care products. Products such as activated carbon soaps and activated carbon face masks and scrubs combine the adsorption properties of carbon with the cleansing properties of soap. The main INCI properties are:

• Abrasive: removes substances from the surface of the body, helps clean teeth and improves shine.
• Adsorbent: Absorbs water (or oil) in dissolved or fine form
• Opacity: Reduces the transparency or translucency of cosmetics.

In painting, charcoal pigments are obtained by burning woods such as vine, beech, maple and linden. Their properties are very similar to grape black. Particularly widely used in wall paintings and mouldings. Mixable with all pigments. They are used to make charcoal sticks for drawing. Activated charcoal particles are very fine and the smaller they are, the more intense the colour of the pigments. This very fine pigment is able to penetrate from the lower layers to the upper layers in multilayer oil paintings, which is why Grape Black or Peach Black are more commonly used in oil paintings. Soot is needed for watercolours, typographic inks and inks. They are miscible with all pigments, resistant to acids, alkalis and high temperatures.

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