PE Carbon Black Masterbatch
General-purpose black masterbatch for blown film, mulch film, pipe and geomembrane. Balanced jetness and dispersion at economical loading.
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Carbon black masterbatch, by carrier resin
Pick the carrier first — it decides compatibility, let-down behaviour and whether the black will disperse cleanly on your equipment. Then choose the black grade for the jetness and UV protection the application needs.
PP Carbon Black Masterbatch
For injection molding, woven bags, non-woven and automotive interior parts where heat stability and low odor matter.
View grade details →PS / ABS Carbon Black Masterbatch
High jetness grades for consumer electronics housings, appliance parts and sheet extrusion, with tight color consistency.
View grade details →Conductive Carbon Black Masterbatch
Conductive and anti-static grades for cable sheathing, IC packaging trays and ESD-safe parts.
View grade details →Need a grade that is not listed — a recycled carrier, a food-contact declaration, or a specific surface resistivity? Send the specification and we will tell you whether it is a standard adjustment or a new formulation.
Selection guide
Which black grade for which job
| Grade | Character | Typically used for |
|---|---|---|
| N220 | High tinting strength, fine particle | Thin film, high jetness housings, applications where colour depth matters |
| N330 | Balanced strength and dispersion | General-purpose film, injection molding, pipe — the default workhorse |
| N550 | Coarser, easier dispersion | Thick-section molding, profiles, where dispersion equipment is limited |
| N660 | Lower structure, good flow | Pipe, cable sheathing, compounds needing high loading |
| N774 | Lowest reinforcement of the common grades | Applications prioritising cost and UV protection over jetness |
| Conductive | Acetylene or conductive furnace black | Cable semi-conductive layers, ESD parts, anti-static film |
Not sure which carrier fits your resin?
Send the resin grade and melt flow index. We will tell you what to run.