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Inorganic Pigments

Price 80 INR/ Kilograms

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MOQ : 1 Kilograms

Inorganic Pigments Specification

Place of Origin
India

Molecular Formula
Varying (e.g., Fe2O3, TiO2, PbCrO4, Cr2O3, etc.)

Size
Standard/Customizable

Shelf Life
24 Months

CAS No
Not Available (Varies by Pigment)

EINECS No
Not Available (Varies by Pigment)

Chemical Name
Inorganic Pigments

Usage
Industrial/Commercial

Type
Inorganic Pigment

Style
Powder

Physical State
Powder

Application Method
Mixing/Dispersion

Color
Available in Various Shades (Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Black, etc.)

Purity(%)
98% Min

Application
Paints, Coatings, Plastics, Printing Inks, Ceramic, Rubber, Construction

Grade
Industrial Grade

Inorganic Pigments Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Kilograms

Supply Ability
50000 Kilograms Per Week

Delivery Time
3-7 Days

Main Export Market(s)
Asia, Middle East, Central America, Australia, North America, South America, Eastern Europe, Western Europe

About Inorganic Pigments

Inorganic Pigments are made from sulphates, chromates, metallic oxides, and other metallic compounds using a series of steps under controlled conditions. They find application for cosmetics, metal, plastic, & glass manufacturing industries. These pigments are known to have coarse particle size and assure long lasting brightness with good fade-resistant properties. They give the flexibility to choose from a wider variety of color range as compared to organic ones. Inorganic Pigments get easily dispersed into the solvents while delivering superior end product appearance. They are cost effective in nature and can be availed at highly competitive rates in bulk by our respected customers.

Molybdate Orange OR 75 - Scarlet Chrome
CI NO.- PIGMENT RED 104

Crome Yellow YU 35 - Middle Chrome
CI NO.- Pigment Yellow 34

Crome Yellow YU 26 - Pure Lemon Chrome
CI NO.- Pigment Yellow 34

Chrome Phosphate
CI NO. - Pigment White 32

Chrome Zinc II
CI NO.- Pigment Yellow 36

Exceptional Heat and Light Stability

Engineered for demanding industrial applications, these inorganic pigments maintain their color integrity when exposed to high temperatures up to 600Cperfect for processes that require stability under intense heat. Their superior light fastness ensures that products retain vivid coloring even with prolonged exposure to sunlight or artificial lighting. This makes them ideal for both interior and exterior uses in coatings, plastics, and ceramics.

Versatile Application Across Industries

Formulated as fine powders with an average particle size below 5 microns, these pigments integrate seamlessly into water-based and solvent-based systems. Their broad compatibility and stability enable use in paints, printing inks, rubber, ceramics, and more. With customizable size and packaging options, users benefit from tailored solutions that address specific manufacturing needs across industries.

FAQs of Inorganic Pigments:

Q: How should inorganic pigments be stored to maximize shelf life?

A: To preserve quality and extend shelf life (up to 24 months), store inorganic pigments in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight. Ensure containers are sealed to prevent moisture absorption and maintain product performance.

Q: What makes these inorganic pigments suitable for high-temperature applications?

A: These pigments provide excellent heat resistance, withstanding temperatures up to 600C depending on the pigment type. Their stable chemical compositions ensure consistent color and integrity even in extreme industrial conditions.

Q: When should I choose inorganic pigments over organic alternatives?

A: Opt for inorganic pigments when you require high thermal stability, superior light fastness, low toxicity (lead-free choices), and water insolubility. Theyre particularly valuable for industrial applications, outdoor use, and scenarios demanding chemical durability.

Q: Where can these pigments be used effectively?

A: These pigments find effective use in paints, coatings, plastics, ceramics, rubber, printing inks, and construction materials. Their compatibility with both water-based and solvent-based systems enables broad application across numerous manufacturing sectors.

Q: How are inorganic pigments typically applied in industrial settings?

A: The pigments are supplied as fine powders and are incorporated through mixing or dispersion methods into base materials such as paints, polymers, or inks. Customizable grades ensure optimal results for each specific application.

Q: What benefits do water insolubility and low oil absorption provide?

A: Water insolubility ensures colorfastness and prevents pigment migration in aqueous systems, while low oil absorption facilitates easy dispersion, reduces formulation costs, and improves processing efficiency.

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