Carbon Black- An Additive for Performance, Strength, and Protection The choice of ingredients and their proportion plays a crucial role in chemical manufacturing. Carbon black is a key additive in the creation of polymer solutions. Amorphous carbon compounds exist in many forms such as lamp black and furnace black. The carbon black residue is obtained from the incomplete combustion of heavy petroleum products. Addition of carbon black impacts on properties of materials. It's dominantly used in tire manufacturing. The addition of carbon black extends the life of the tire. In the formation of rubber, carbon black acts as a pigment. Its pigmented forms are used in paints, ink, and toner in laser printers. In addition to polypropylene, it helps in protecting the material from damage caused by UV rays. Many applications of carbon black as an electro-conductor are expected to emerge in the coming days. In the pipe industry, carbon black is added to gain better mechanical strength and physical appearance. Nanocarbon is highly electrically conducting due to its high surface area. These variants of carbon black are likely to open opportunities in the electromagnetic domain in the coming years. The growing automotive sector is likely to remain a key end-use industry for carbon black. US, Canada, and Mexico are dominant markets in the North American region. The region has escalating demand for automotive. This can directly impact sales of the carbon black market. The innovation in particle arrangements in carbon black is estimated to bring new uses and possibilities in the coming years. Read More :https://www.theinsightpartners.com/reports/carbon-black-market