In the rubber industry, white carbon black is a key reinforcing agent for rubber products such as tires. Traditional tire manufacturing mainly uses carbon black as a reinforcing material, but the application of white carbon black has brought a qualitative leap in tire performance. The addition of white carbon black tires significantly reduces rolling resistance, which means that the vehicle consumes less energy during driving and improves fuel economy. At the same time, white carbon black can enhance the anti-skid performance of tires, greatly improving the safety of vehicles driving on wet roads. For example, some high-end green tires achieve a perfect combination of energy efficiency and safety by extensively using white carbon black.


White carbon black also performs well in the fields of coatings and inks. It has good thickening, thixotropic, and anti settling effects. Adding an appropriate amount of white carbon black to the coating can effectively prevent pigment settling, maintain uniform dispersion of the coating, and improve the storage stability of the coating. Moreover, white carbon black can endow the coating with excellent scrub resistance and weather resistance, making the coating more durable and sturdy. In ink, white carbon black can regulate the rheological properties of the ink, making it have good transferability and dryness during the printing process, and improving the printing quality.