White carbon black has a wide range of applications in the textile industry, mainly reflected in the following aspects:


1、 Whitening effect
White carbon black coating, as a pigment with whitening effect, can form a uniform coating on fabrics and provide a bright white effect. This whitening effect not only makes textiles look whiter and flawless, but also enhances their overall beauty and texture.


2、 Improved breathability
White carbon black has excellent breathability, which makes textiles containing white carbon black perform well in terms of comfort. Textiles with good breathability can better regulate the microclimate between the human body and the external environment, helping to keep the skin dry and comfortable, especially suitable for making summer clothing and bedding.


3、 Softness and glossiness improvement
The addition of white carbon black can significantly improve the softness and glossiness of textiles. Textiles with good softness have a more comfortable feel and a better fit to the skin when worn; The improvement of glossiness makes textiles look more upscale and textured, especially suitable for making high-end clothing and household items.


4、 Fire prevention and anti-static performance enhancement
White carbon black also has fire-resistant and anti-static properties. Textiles containing white carbon black can slow down the spread of fire and reduce the risk of fire during combustion; At the same time, it can effectively prevent the generation and accumulation of static electricity, protecting the human body from the harm of static electricity.


5、 Application examples
In the textile industry, white carbon black is often used to manufacture high-end textiles, household items, etc. For example, when manufacturing white or light colored bedding, curtains, tablecloths, and other household items, adding an appropriate amount of white carbon black can significantly improve the whiteness, glossiness, and softness of the product; White carbon black is also widely used to enhance the texture and comfort of fabrics when manufacturing high-end clothing.