About Cabot

Cabot, established in 1882, is a renowned global specialty chemicals and performance materials company headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts. With over a century of expertise, Cabot has consistently delivered innovative solutions that drive performance and sustainability across various industries, solidifying its position as a trusted supplier. Cabot has made significant strides in the coatings industry, providing high-performing solutions that enhance the quality, durability, and aesthetics of coatings. Their portfolio includes advanced additives and specialty carbon blacks that improve the stability, dispersibility, and color uniformity of coatings. These contributions help formulators achieve superior exterior and interior finishes, optimize performance properties, and ensure longevity.

REGAL® 330

REGAL® 330 by Cabot is a low structure carbon black designed to impart very good color strength to lithographic gloss inks. It is suitable for use in liquid inks requiring low viscosity, high gloss and good jetness. Its gloss and strength characteristics are desirable for high end publication applications as well as for packaging inks on non-porous substrates. REGAL® 330 is widely used in heat set and sheet fed lithographic ink applications.

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CAB-O-SPERSE® 1030K

CAB-O-SPERSE® 1030K by Cabot is fumed silica. It exhibits low viscosity, high solids loading. It provides rheology control, adhesion promotion, anti-blocking and anti-corrosion properties. CAB-O-SPERSE® 1030K is suitable for use in coatings.

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SpectrAl® 51

SpectrAl® 51 by Cabot is fumed alumina with a low surface area and high purity. It is characterized by high purity, aggregated structure, submicron particle size, low bulk density, positive surface charge. It provides excellent gloss, color gamut, coating transparency, and water fastness. It enhances the durability of polyurethane clearcoats. The addition of the hard alumina particles imparts excellent scratch and abrasion resistance to the coating. SpectrAl® 51 is also suitable for use in microporous coatings for inkjet printable media.

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