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The use of aluminum and magnesium is increasing as the automotive industry focuses on reducing the overall weight of automotive body parts.

This trend introduces high electrical volume resistivity (EVR) specifications on rubber parts that come into contact with aluminum and magnesium to avoid contact corrosion problems. Additionally, automotive coolants and radiator hoses can have high electrical resistivity requirements to avoid issues associated with electrical chemical degradation.  

We offer carbon blacks for automotive weather stripping and other applications with high EVR requirements from our SPHERON® product family, which is engineered for performance.  SPHERON 6400 and 6400A, SPHERON 6000 and 6000A, and SPHERON 5200 carbon blacks offer an improved balance at a given high EVR in compound processability and application properties compared to typical American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM)  N500, N600 and N700 product morphologies used in automotive weather stripping today. 

SPHERON 6400A and 6000A are carbon blacks from our SPHERON A series, which have very low amounts of impurities for excellent dispersion, reduced scrap rates and Class A surface finishes when compared with standard ASTM-type semi-reinforcing carbon blacks.