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Polyolefins carbon black pigment dispersion

The use of carbon black pigmentation/stabUization in thermoplastics for external exposure is widely applicable but has to be undertaken with care since it increases radiant heat absorption and hence the possibility of distortion. The type, particle size and degree of dispersion of the carbon are important for optimum efficacy. Additions in the order of 1-3% are generally sufficient for this purpose but in rubbers, where the carbon black also has a reinforcing function, considerably more is used. Other pigments have varying effects, an example being iron oxide which protects polyolefins yet catalyses the decomposition of PVC. [Pg.212]

In addition to its role as a pigment, carbon black may be incorporated into polymers as a reinforcement for elastomers, as a UV stabiHser in polyolefins, or as an electrically conducting additive. In each case the physiochemical properties of the filler and its ultimate state of dispersion is critical in order to achieve... [Pg.178]

Method for the assessment of the degree of pigment or carbon black dispersion in polyolefin pipes, fittings and compounds, ISO 18553 2002 (E) March (2002)... [Pg.301]

The addition of pigments to polymers is a very effective practical method for increasing the resistance to photodegradation. Carbon black is by far the most effective. It has been used for years as a filler in rubber vulcanites, but in thermoplastic materials such as polyolefins it also has a protective effect against photodegradation. This was shown for the first time in 1950 by Wallder et al. [126] they demonstrated that the weathering properties of polyethylene are improved by the addition of about 2% carbon black. The effect is dependent on the degree of dispersion and on the size of the particles. Channel Black (particle size about 30 nm), for instance, is more efficient than Furnace Black (particle size 80 nm). The role of carbon black is not only to prevent the absorp-... [Pg.392]

Method for the Assessment of the Degree of Pigment or Carbon Black Dispersion in Polyolefin Pipes, Fittings and Compounds... [Pg.471]

Uses Pigment dispersant for polyolefins slip agenL antiblocking agent, and lubricant for polymer resins antistat and gloss aid for surfs, of molded and extroded prods. vise, reducer pigment dispersant in carbon black Features High m.p. [Pg.718]


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