Tyre and rubber plants run on repeat inputs. The carbon black and rubber process oils that go into a compound have to arrive on spec and on time, grade after grade, or a qualified recipe has to be checked again. What a tyre maker needs from a chemical supplier for manufacturers is simple to state and harder to find: named grades, a clear route to the specification behind each one, and one accountable house to answer for the order from quote to delivery.

BHD Chemical, a division of BHD Group, supplies carbon black N-series grades (N220, N234, N326, N330, N339, N375, N550, N660) and Rubber Process Oils 125, 135, 145 and 155 to tyre and rubber manufacturers. Both families are used to make vehicle tyres, and buyers can cover them in a single enquiry with one accountable house. Quotes are given per named grade, volume and delivery point.

BHD Chemical is a chemical supplier for manufacturers in tyre and rubber. It supplies carbon black N-series grades (N220, N234, N326, N330, N339, N375, N550, N660) and Rubber Process Oils 125, 135, 145 and 155. Both families are used to make vehicle tyres. To get a quote, name the grade, volume and delivery point, and deal with one accountable house for both families.

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What tyre and rubber manufacturers need from a supplier

A tyre compound is built around specific inputs. Once a carbon black grade and a rubber process oil have been qualified, the buyer's job is to keep buying that same material without surprises. Consistency matters more than a low price quoted once.

Procurement and technical teams read supply offers differently, but they ask for the same things: the exact grade, the specification behind it, the volume and delivery point, and a named contact who stays with the order.

Input consistency

Carbon black and rubber process oils are used to make vehicle tyres, and a change in either can mean re-testing a compound. We quote by named grade, so the material you qualified is the material you order.

Documentation before trial

Compounding technologists need to see a specification before they commit a trial. Ask for the specification sheet or certificate of analysis for the grade you are assessing when you send your enquiry, and we will tell you plainly what we can provide for that grade.

Delivery cadence you can plan around

Production planning depends on dates that hold. We state the commitment as it stands — grade, volume, origin, delivery point, date — and we do not stretch a timeline to win a quote.

Two divisions, one house

BHD Group works through two divisions: BHD Chemical and BHD Sourcing. For tyre and rubber buyers, BHD Chemical carries the two product families this sector buys together — the carbon black N-series and rubber process oils. BHD Sourcing sits within the same group, so a single enquiry reaches one accountable house rather than a chain of brokers.

For a smaller rubber goods plant, that means carbon black and process oil can be covered in one combined enquiry, with one contact answering for both.

Carbon black N-series grades

Our carbon black range includes N220, N234, N326, N330, N339, N375, N550 and N660. Each grade has its own product page. Start with Carbon Black N330 or browse the full product range.

Rubber process oils

We offer Rubber Process Oil 125, 135, 145 and 155. Compare grades on the product pages, starting with Rubber Process Oil 145.

Request a quote

Name the grade, the volume and the delivery point. Add the documents you need to qualify the material. That is enough for us to give you a clear, grade-specific answer. Send your enquiry to BHD Chemical.

Our commitments

Documentation on request

Specification and shipping documents are shared before you trial or qualify a grade, not after.

Consistent supply

Repeat shipments are planned against the same origin and specification, so your line runs unchanged.

One named contact

A single accountable point of contact across both divisions answers on spec, lead time and terms.

Frequently asked questions

Which carbon black grades can I request for tyre production?

BHD Chemical offers carbon black N220, N234, N326, N330, N339, N375, N550 and N660. Name the grade and volume in your enquiry and we will quote against that grade.

Can one supplier cover both carbon black and rubber process oil?

Yes. Both families sit within BHD Chemical, so you can send one combined enquiry and deal with one accountable contact for both.

Can I see a specification before running a trial?

Ask for the specification sheet or certificate of analysis for the grade in your enquiry. We will tell you clearly what documentation we can provide for that grade before you commit to a trial.

What should a quote request include?

The grade, the volume, the delivery point and your required date. With those details we can give a grade-specific answer instead of a general price list.

Which rubber process oil grades are available?

Rubber Process Oil 125, 135, 145 and 155. Each has its own product page where you can compare grades before you ask for a quote.

Why buyers work with BHD Group

Two divisions operate under a single accountable house. There is no handoff between a trading desk and a sourcing desk that leaves a buyer chasing an answer — one team owns the order from enquiry to delivery.

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