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Comparative Testing of Carbon Black Dispersants

2026-03-06
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Experiment Record Form
Experiment Name FW200/F255 Carbon Black Dispersant Comparison Temperature/Humidity 7℃/65
Client / Applicant Mr. Wang Experiment Date Jan. 21,2026    

Obejective:

Compare the existing dispersant 889 (98% solids content) with FW200/F255 carbon black in terms of blackness development. Measure viscosity after 60°C heat storage.Blackness (Colorimeter): L > 25.

Color Paste Formulation
1.Black Paste for PC/ABS        
Resin Binder (Containing CAB) 70            
dispersant 2.6 889 6881 6622 6200C 6880  
Ethyl Acetate 10.4            
Carbon Black 2.6 FW200 F255        
Nano Barium Sulfate Sample 12            
Tosoh E1011 Matting Agent 2            
R972 Silica Gel 0.2            
Deqian 299 Wax 0.2            
  100            
2.Black Paste            
Resin Binder (Containing CAB) 70            
dispersant 10 889 6881 6200C 6880 6622  
Carbon Black 10 FW200 F255        
Ethyl Acetate 10            
Procedure: Prepare two different black pastes sequentially, grind to a fineness ≤10 μm, measure color development, dilute, compare with clear coat, and test after 7 days of heat storage.
 
Result
 
    889 6881 6200C 6622 6880  
Black Paste for PC/ABS

Fineness before heat aging

FW200/F255

<10um <10um <10um <10um <10um  
 

Fineness after heat aging

FW200/F255

<10um <10um <10um <10um <10um  
 

Viscosity before heat aging

FW200/F255

1658/2211 2716/2283 1826/2091 1601/2259 2932/2451  
 

Viscosity after heat aging

FW200/F255

1298/2812 2932/2449 1875/1778 1322/2499 2283/2379  
 
 
               
    889 6881 6200C 6622 6880  
black paste

Fineness before heat aging

FW200/F255

<10um <10um <10um <10um <10um  
 

Fineness after heat aging

FW200/F255

<10um <10um <10um <10um <10um  
 

Viscosity before heat aging

FW200/F255

3773/4061 9949/4758 6753/7330 4182/4927 8892/6008  
 

Viscosity after heat aging

FW200/F255

4284/13282 14377/11282 10616/8140 4094/7762 23349/7046  

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Conclusions: F255 carbon black produced the darkest color paste with 6622 base color and no topcoat, while 6880 base color produced the darkest color paste with topcoat. FW200 carbon black produced consistent color paste shades with both 6622 base color and 889 dispersant, with identical results for base color paste and topcoat. Blackness difference meter L values all >25. After thermal storage, 6622 viscosity is lower than 889 dispersant. Recommend testing 6622 and 6880 for comparison with the currently used 889 dispersant.
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