Beilum Carbon Black Pigment For PET Composite Materials With Blue Undertone And Better Jetness - www.beilum.com

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Carbon Black Pigment is one of the reinforcing agents for PET composite materials.

Adding carbon black to PET raw materials can increase the wear resistance of PET composite materials and also have a certain coloring ability. Of course, if you want to process functional PET, you can add conductive carbon black , The PET produced in this way has antistatic ability.

Many PET composite materials need to add carbon black during processing, such as pet staple fibers, modified pet fabrics, anti-static PET blister sheets, filled pet vent vents, PET mineral water bottles, etc.

BEILUM recommend Grades: BL180, BL260 and so on.

China Carbon Black Pigment For Plastics, Masterbatch

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