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Carbon Black N339
Introduction
Carbon Black N339, a versatile oil derivative, has emerged as a critical component in various industrial applications.
Carbon Black N339 is a finely divided, black carbon material produced by the partial combustion of hydrocarbons. It belongs to the family of carbon blacks, which are essentially elemental carbon in the form of extremely fine particles. N339 is characterized by its:
- High Surface Area: Carbon Black N339 boasts a remarkably high surface area, providing ample sites for chemical reactions and adsorption.
- Reinforcement: It is known for its exceptional reinforcing properties, making it a crucial ingredient in the production of rubber compounds.
- Low Structure: N339 has low structural properties, which makes it ideal for various applications, including pigments and conductive materials.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Appearance | Black granular |
| Iodine absorptions, g/kg | 85-95 |
| CATB absorptive specific surface area, 10^3 m^2/kg | 88-98 |
| DBP absorption, 10^-5 m^3/kg | 115-125 |
| Absorptive specific surface area, 10^3 m^2/kg | 91-101 |
| Tinting strength, % | 105-115 |
| Compressed sample DBP absorption, 10^-5 m^3/kg | 96-106 |
| Heat loss, % | 2.5 max. |
| Ash, % | 0.5 max. |
| Residue on 45µm sieve, % | 0.1 max. |
| Residue on 500µm sieve, % | 0.001 max. |
| 300% modulus at a definite elongation, MPa | -0.5-1.5 |
N339 common packings:
One of the most common packaging of bitumen is new steel drum. The new steel drums are easy to handle, transport and a proper packaging to ensure the products reach their target destinations flawlessly without any leakage or spill.
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