Products
Cabot produces and supplies the following products:
1. Activated Carbon
This material is used to remove pollutants, contaminants and other impurities from water, air, food and beverages, pharmaceutical products and other liquids and gases in an efficient and cost-effective manner.
2. Aerogel
A certified Silver Cradle-to-cradle design material, Cabot aerogels consist of approximately 95% air contained in nano-sized pores that inhibit heat transfer through the aerogel material.
3. Cesium Formate
Cesium formate brines are used in challenging high-pressure, high-temperature oil drilling applications.
4. Elastomer composites
A carbon black additive mixed with rubber latex that allows rubber manufacturers to improve the life of rubber-based products, including tires.
5. Masterbatches
White and black additives that were developed in 1961 for the plastics industry.
6. Performance Materials
Used in a variety of specialty and customizable applications, such as toners, coatings, batteries, printing inks and more.
7. Reinforced Materials
Carbons for tires and industrial rubber applications. Cabot is the world’s largest supplier.
8. Security Materials
Cabot is the world’s largest producer of covert taggant, unique, hard-to-replicate particles added to inks, paper, films and other materials that can only be detected with a specialized reader.
9. Silicas and Aluminas
These products are used in dozens of applications, including adhesives, pharmaceutical products and coatings.
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