Among numerous industrial raw materials, white carbon black (also known as precipitated silica or fumed silica) has quietly become a "hidden champion" in multiple fields due to its unique physical and chemical properties. As a highly dispersed and high specific surface area inorganic non-metallic material, white carbon black is not only widely used as a reinforcing agent in the rubber industry to improve the wear resistance and tear resistance of tires, but also plays an irreplaceable role in the coatings, inks, plastics, cosmetics, and even pharmaceutical industries.


The cornerstone of the rubber industry: In tire manufacturing, white carbon black is on par with carbon black, but it can significantly reduce rolling resistance and improve fuel efficiency, making it a key component of green tires. With the global emphasis on energy conservation and emission reduction, the demand for white carbon black continues to grow.


Selection of environmentally friendly coatings: In the field of coatings, white carbon black, as a thickener and anti settling agent, can effectively improve the leveling and storage stability of coatings, while endowing coatings with excellent weather resistance and chemical corrosion resistance. It is the preferred filler for environmentally friendly water-based coatings.


Fine touch in cosmetics: In the cosmetics industry, white carbon black is widely used in foundation make-up, loose powder and other products for its excellent oil absorption and smooth touch, helping to control the shine and improve the use experience of products.


White carbon black, this seemingly inconspicuous white powder, is playing an increasingly important role in modern industry due to its multifunctionality and environmental characteristics, becoming a key force in promoting industrial upgrading and green development.