Inorganic pigments resistant to high temperature.
Considering the limited work time and the processing equipments’ relatively low cutting power, the pigments used for coloring plastics must have the following characteristics: - Excellent dispersion capacity;
- High thermal stability;
- Resistance to light and to bad weather conditions;
- Non-migration to the surface.
COLORTHERM® Line
This line includes iron oxide-based yellows, reds, browns and blacks and also the chrome oxide green:
Yellows | | Reds | | Black | |
| Iron oxide hydrates (III) with acicular particles. | | Iron oxides (III) with spherical particles. | | Iron oxide (II, III) with spherical particles. |
| Its use is suitable for PEAD and OS, for it features stability to temperatures up to 300ºC. | | | | |
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| | Black | | Brown | | Green |
| Mixed-stage Pigment (Fe, Mn)2 O3. | | Mixed-stage Pigment (Fe, Mn)2 O3. | | Chrome Oxide (III) (Cr2O3). |
| Ideal for use in plastic processing materials on high temperatures. (ABS and enginery plastics). | | Ideal for use in plastic processing materials on high temperatures. (ABS and enginery plastics). | | Ideal for use in plastic processing materials on high temperatures. (ABS and enginery plastics). |
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