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China Synthetic Rubber
Carbon black pigment. It is produced through the cracking, dehydrogenation and nucleation of hydrocarbons. It exhibits high jetness, high gloss, low oil absorption & easy dispersion. JE-BLACK JE2100... view more
China Synthetic Rubber
Carbon black pigment. It is produced through the cracking, dehydrogenation and nucleation of hydrocarbons. It exhibits high jetness, high gloss, low oil absorption & easy dispersion. JE-BLACK JE2105... view more
China Synthetic Rubber
Carbon black pigment. It is produced through the cracking, dehydrogenation and nucleation of hydrocarbons. It exhibits high jetness, and low oil absorption. JE-BLACK JE4200 increases modulus... view more
China Synthetic Rubber
Carbon black pigment. It is produced through the cracking, dehydrogenation and nucleation of hydrocarbons. It exhibits high jetness, and low oil absorption. JE-BLACK JE4205 increases modulus... view more
GemSperse Black 7 HS XP-N by DCL Corporation is a carbon black dispersion. It exhibits light fastness and solvent-, soap- & detergent resistance. Suitable for epoxy resins in certain conditions. It is rcommended for use... view more
DCL Corporation
GemSperse Black 7 XP-N by DCL Corporation is carbon black dispersion. It exhibits light fastness and solvent-, soap- & detergent resistance. Suitable for epoxy resins in certain conditions. Recommended for use in... view more
KeyPlast® MPC Channel Black by Milliken is a carbon black colorant. It is made from stripped natural gas by the impingement process. It shows light- & heat tolerance and offers opaque hiding power. It is... view more
KeyPlast® Micropulverized MPC Channel Black by Milliken is a carbon black colorant. It is made from standard grade MPC Channel Black. It has smaller particle size which makes it ideal for critical plastic compounding. It shows... view more
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