Effect of Carbon Black Properties on Conductive Coatings
Type: White Papers
Product Line: Specialty Carbon Blacks
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Abstract:
Electrically conductive liquid coatings containing carbon blacks are essential in many applications, including primers for automotive plastic parts and coatings for electrostatic dissipation control. This study outlines the important carbon black variables that affect the electrical conductivity of coatings. The analytical properties of the carbon black (e.g., structure, surface area, and volatile content), the carbon black loading, and the dispersion quality all contribute to the conductivity of the cured coating. Proper grade selection and effective incorporation of carbon black are as important as resin selection in developing a conductive coating.
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Product Literature
- EMPEROR® 1600 and 1200 - Product Guide
- Carbon black Selection Guide for Coatings
- Medium Color Carbon Blacks in Polyester/Acrylic Enamels
- High Color Blacks for Polyester CAB Blend Coatings
- Conductive Carbon Black for Use in Acrylic and Epoxy Coatings
- High Color Blacks for Alkyd Enamels
- Low Viscosity Carbon Blacks in High Solids Saturated Polyester Enamel
- Low Viscosity Carbon Blacks in Solvent-based Acrylic Coatings
- EMPEROR® 1800 Product Introduction and Formulation Guide
- MOGUL® H Black Pigment for Use in a Wide Range of Formulations


