Where are carbon blacks made?

Built in 1976, our Maua, Brazil facility produces carbon blacks for elastomer reinforcement and specialty carbon blacks, which are sold primarily in Brazil.

Why is carbon black used in rubber reinforcement?

Carbon black for rubber reinforcement was discovered in England in the early 1900s. It is currently one of the top 50 industrial chemicals and is used in tire rubber, plastics, inks, toners etc. The use of carbon black extends the life of rubber products and reduces our use of natural resources.

Where is Birla Carbon located?

Birla Carbon Celebrates 60 Years of Operations in Brazil São Paulo, Brazil, October 31, 2018 Birla Carbon, the world’s largest carbon black producer, completed 60 years of operations in Brazil in October 2018. The South America region of Birla Carbon commemorated the event with the celebration of the 60th anniversary of its plant in Cubatão,

Who is the best carbon black supplier in South America?

The South America region is a repeat winner of numerous awards, including the distinction of "Best Carbon Black Supplier" by Paint & Pintura magazine for more than ten years in a row, as well as Top Rubber Awards as Best Carbon Black supplier in different categories.

Where are carbon black plants located?

The activities of the South American carbon black plants located in Campana, Argentina; Mauá, Brazil; and Cartagena, Colombia are coordinated through this office.

What products does Cabot sell in Brazil?

In Brazil, we also commercialize other Cabot products such as masterbatches, inkjet colorants and aerogel. Our Maua plant has a team of nearly 140 passionate and collaborative employees who are active members of their communities, supporting a variety of local initiatives. The Maua site is ISCC PLUS certified.