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Meet PAH requirements without compromising performance

September 18, 2026

RubberWorld

Garden Grove, CA – Time is running out to reserve your spot for “Thermax N990CG: A Low PAH Thermal Black for Food Contact Applications” on Thursday, September 24, 2026, from 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM (ET).

This RDAbbott webinar, featuring Cancarb Limited’s Ed Norton and Chris Sawicki, will explore how Thermax N990CG serves as a compliant, drop-in replacement for standard Thermax N990 in rubber formulations.

To learn more about this webinar, visit: https://rdabbott.com/news/2026-sept-webinar/

If your calendar is booked during this time, you can still register now and watch on-demand later.

Presenters are:

Ed Norton is the Technical Service Manager for Cancarb, where he conducts studies on thermal carbon black and provides technical service and support to the marketplace. He joined Cancarb as a Technical Marketing Representative in 2018 after spending seven years with Alpha Technologies, where he worked as an Applications Specialist and provided technical support and training on rheometers. Ed earned a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology and an M.S. in Polymer Engineering from the University of Akron.

Chris Sawicki serves as the Manager of Americas Marketing for Cancarb, where he collaborates closely with customers and distributor partners across the Americas, specializing in both rubber and non-rubber applications. He joined Cancarb in 2017 as a Customer Service Representative. Prior to joining Cancarb, he served various purchasing and accounting roles outside of the industry. Chris holds a diploma in Business Administration – Marketing from Medicine Hat College and is an active member of the Rubber Division, ACS Membership Committee.

*Source: Rubber World. For reference only.

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