Carbon black, a form of carbon, is produced by the incomplete combustion or thermal decomposition of organic matter (such as natural gas, heavy oil, and fuel oil) in the absence of sufficient air. Its particle size ranges from 10 to 100 mm. As one of the earliest nanomaterials developed and applied, and currently the largest in production, carbon black is listed as one of the 25 basic and fine chemicals in the international chemical industry. The carbon black industry plays a vital role in the automotive and new energy industries, as well as in improving the quality of consumer products. To ensure its widespread application in various fields, carbon black must be processed into a fine powder that meets industry standards and meets the specific needs of different industries.