Pigments .

Pigments . Specification

Molecular Formula
Depends on pigment type

Place of Origin
India

Shelf Life
24 Months

Size
50-500 Mesh

CAS No
None (Varies by pigment type)

EINECS No
None (Varies by pigment type)

Chemical Name
Pigments

Usage
Paint, Plastic, Textile, Ink, Rubber, etc.

Type
Powder Pigment

Style
Powder

Physical State
Solid

Application Method
Mixing, Dispersion

Color
Various (Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, etc.)

Purity(%)
> 99%

Application
Industrial Coloring

Grade
Industrial/Technical Grade

Oil Absorption
25-45 ml/100g

Particle Size
1-5 microns

Heat Stability
Up to 300C

Toxicity
Non-toxic

Light Fastness
Excellent

Applications
Automotive, Architectural Coatings, Plastics, Printing Inks, Textiles, Rubber Industry

Packaging
HDPE bags / Drums (25 kg/50 kg)

Storage Conditions
Cool, dry place

Lead Content
< 50 ppm

Solubility
Insoluble in water

pH Value
6.5 - 8.5 (10% slurry)

Moisture Content
< 1.0%

About Pigments .

Pigments are colored substances that are used to impart color to materials such as paint, ink, plastics, and textiles. They can be organic or inorganic compounds that absorb certain wavelengths of light and reflect others, giving the appearance of a particular color.

Inorganic pigments are typically derived from minerals, such as iron oxide for red, yellow, and brown, and titanium dioxide for white. Organic pigments are made from carbon-based molecules and can range from natural pigments like chlorophyll to synthetic pigments like phthalocyanine blue.

Pigments are often classified by their chemical composition and can be grouped into categories such as azo pigments, phthalocyanine pigments, and quinacridone pigments. The choice of pigment will affect the color, opacity, and durability of the material being colored.

In addition to their use in traditional applications like painting and printing, pigments also have a variety of industrial applications, such as coloring plastics, coatings, and ceramics. Pigments are also used in cosmetics, food, and pharmaceuticals, where their safety and stability are of utmost importance.

Exceptional Color Performance and Stability

Our pigments are engineered for superior performance, offering outstanding lightfastness and heat stability up to 300C. They retain their vivid colors across diverse environmental conditions, making them the preferred choice for industries demanding durability and clarity.

Safe and Versatile Industrial Pigments

With non-toxic formulation and low lead content, our pigments are suitable for automotive, architectural coatings, plastics, inks, textiles, and rubber. Their powder form ensures easy mixing and dispersion, enhancing manufacturing efficiency and product quality.

Convenient Packaging and Long Shelf Life

Available in robust HDPE bags and drums (25 kg/50 kg), these pigments are designed for secure transport and storage. Their 24-month shelf life, coupled with recommended cool, dry storage, guarantees long-lasting usability while maintaining color integrity.

FAQs of Pigments .:

Q: How should I store pigments to maintain their quality over time?

A: Pigments should be kept in a cool, dry place and sealed in their original HDPE bags or drums. This prevents moisture absorption and preserves their physical properties and color stability throughout the 24-month shelf life.

Q: What is the recommended process for using these pigments in industrial applications?

A: Pigments are supplied in powder form and can be easily incorporated using mixing or dispersion techniques. They are compatible with paints, plastics, textiles, inks, and rubber, ensuring uniform color distribution and optimal product performance.

Q: When is it ideal to use these pigments in manufacturing processes?

A: These pigments are ideal during production stages where high color durability, heat resistance, and purity are required. Their heat stability (up to 300C) makes them suitable for processes involving elevated temperatures without compromising color integrity.

Q: Where can these pigments be applied for best results?

A: Our pigments excel in automotive coatings, architectural paints, plastic production, printing inks, textiles, and rubber industries. Their insolubility in water and excellent light fastness ensure reliable results across outdoor and indoor applications.

Q: What benefits do these pigments offer compared to conventional alternatives?

A: These pigments provide exceptional light fastness, robust heat stability, non-toxic profiles, and low lead content, leading to safer work environments and superior color longevity. Their fine particle size ensures smooth dispersion for consistent color quality.

Q: How does the oil absorption feature of these pigments affect their usage?

A: The oil absorption range of 2545 ml/100g allows for controlled blending and optimal dispersion in formulations. This helps manufacturers achieve desired viscosity, improved texture, and enhanced finished product performance.