SP250-Li Conductive Carbon Black

Acetylene conductive grade with a battery-oriented TDS row. Oil absorption 260–290 ml/100g; Fe ≤10 ppm; resistivity ≤0.20 Ω·cm. Map: Li-ion, Na-ion, solid-state and fuel cells.

SP250-Li is an acetylene-process grade in the same SP series as SP150. The “Li” suffix on the TDS marks it as a battery-oriented row: tighter heating-loss and ash limits than SP150, a published iron limit, and a slightly lower resistivity ceiling. CAS No. 1333-86-4 · H.S. Code 2803000000 · general chemical grade. Fitness for any cell chemistry still has to be proven in your own electrode and process work — the TDS is a screening sheet, not a cell qualification.

Published specifications for SP250-Li

Copied from the DLcarb conductive and antistatic carbon black TDS (printed 3 August 2025):

Technical specifications (TDS)
DLcarb Industry Co., Ltd
ProductConductive carbon blackGradeSP250-Li
No.ItemUnitSpecification
1Oil absorptionml/100g260-290
2Iodine absorptiong/kg65±5
3Heating loss%≤0.20
4Ash content%≤0.10
5pH-9.0±1
6ResistivityΩ·cm≤0.20
7Metal content (Fe)ppm≤10

Note: figures above are TDS specification ranges for reference. Delivery specifications follow the technical agreement we confirm with you. Please validate the grade in your own formulation and process. Safety information sits in the SDS (EU REACH), not in the TDS table.

Battery and fuel-cell uses on the TDS map

The application map marks SP250-Li for four lines only:

  • Sodium-ion batteries
  • Lithium-ion batteries
  • Solid-state batteries
  • Fuel cells

It does not mark SP250-Li for silicone, rubber, coatings, plastics, cable compounds or flooring — those dots sit on other columns. If you are screening a conductive additive for an electrode, start here or with the neighbouring Li-suffixed rows on the same sheet; if you need silicone or rubber conductivity, look at SP150 instead. Related reading: EV battery and energy storage notes, when high purity matters, and the conductive selection guide.

How this grade differs from SP150

Against the SP150 row on the same TDS, SP250-Li publishes a higher oil-absorption window (260-290 vs 220~270 ml/100g), a lower iodine-absorption window (65±5 vs 85±10 g/kg), tighter heating loss (≤0.20% vs ≤0.50%) and ash (≤0.10% vs ≤0.50%), a slightly more alkaline pH (9.0±1 vs 8.5±1), resistivity ≤0.20 Ω·cm rather than ≤0.25 Ω·cm, and Fe ≤10 ppm (SP150 has no published Fe figure). The TDS also lists SP150-Li as a separate neighbour (oil absorption 240~280 ml/100g, Fe ≤30 ppm); that grade is not this page.

Downloads and handling notes

Alongside the TDS we publish an EU REACH SDS for carbon black (CAS 1333-86-4) and three SGS reports dated 26 June 2026 on a submitted carbon black sample: REACH Candidate List SVHC screening (253 substances, results ≤0.1% w/w, plus one potential SVHC also ≤0.1% w/w); EU RoHS Directive (EU) 2015/863 amending Annex II to 2011/65/EU (Pass); and halogen testing to IEC 62321-3-2:2020 (fluorine, chlorine, bromine and iodine reported ND on that sample; MDL 20 mg/kg for F and 50 mg/kg for Cl, Br and I). Those reports describe the submitted sample — they are not a substitute for the grade TDS or a lot COA. SP250-Li is not named as its own model number on the SDS service summary; the SDS covers carbon black as a substance. Ask us if you need that stated for a customer file.

The TDS storage note is the same across these sheets: keep the material in a cool, dry, well-ventilated warehouse; protect it from moisture; guard against dust inhalation and skin contact; store it apart from strong oxidants and do not mix-store. For classification and safe handling, follow the SDS rather than the short TDS footnote. MOQ and Incoterms are not listed here.

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Key features

  • Acetylene-process SP series, Li-suffixed row
  • Oil absorption 260-290 ml/100g; Fe ≤10 ppm; resistivity ≤0.20 Ω·cm
  • TDS application map: lithium-ion, sodium-ion, solid-state batteries and fuel cells
  • Family conductive TDS, EU SDS and June 2026 SGS sample reports
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