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Corp recently launched Cabelec CA4730, a carbon blackfilled high density polyethylene (HDPE) for blow-moulded products that need to be resistant to electrostatic discharge. The product also provides good impact strength and allows permanent controlled conductivity. It is particularly recommended for applications such as blow-moulded drums, jerrycans and other containers for transporting dangerous materials. It can also be used for components that come into contact with fuel and air blends, which may explode due to electrostatic discharge.
Also for use in making compounds for applications where electrostatic discharge (ESD) can be a problem, Cabot now offers Vulcan XC605 and Vulcan XC305, two high-performance conductive carbon blacks. Both products incorporate a favourable balance of the five major performance properties for ESD applications, namely: surface smoothness, dispersibility, conductivity, stiffness and impact strength. Vulcan XC605 is ideal for materials that demand high standards of surface smoothness, stiffness and impact strength, while Vulcan XC305 is more economical and suitable for the production of plastic compounds for less exigent applications. Cabot will continue to offer its Vulcan XC72 conductive black for other ESD applications such as containers, pipes and business machines.
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