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Carbon Black Ink Dispersions Feature in Cabot’s Japan Inkjet Programme

Cabot’s official programme listed a carbon black-to-inkjet innovation presentation at JITF in Tokyo on 19–20 October 2026, covering pigment dispersions.

Announced event dates: 19–20 October 2026. The source is an event programme, not confirmation of a delivered talk or new product launch.

Gohar analysis: qualify black pigment in the complete ink system

Our editorial view is that ink formulators should begin with printing method, aqueous or solvent medium, resin and equipment constraints. A useful evaluation plan can compare viscosity, settling, filtration behaviour and printed colour alongside the dispersion process. Record storage conditions and sample preparation before deciding whether a material meets the intended application.

Implications for black pigment paste development

Define the target market and carrier before developing a reproducible pilot formulation. Let the customer’s application test set the acceptance criteria. Micronizing a dry powder does not by itself establish inkjet suitability; compatibility and stability must be checked in the final system. An event programme also cannot substantiate a commercial performance claim for any grade.

To discuss Gohar black pigment and micronization services, share your ink type, carrier, mixing process and test criteria with our technical and sales team.

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