Complaint
Organic pigments are insoluble organic substances which are usually added to a substrate in a highly dispersed state to colour the substrate. The fundamental difference between organic pigments and dyes is that dyes are soluble in the dyeing medium used, whereas pigments are not soluble in the medium in which they are used nor in the substrate being coloured. Many pigments and dyes are identical in chemical structure and can be transformed into each other by using different methods, for example, certain reduction dyes and sulphide reduction dyes can be used as fibre dyes if they are reduced to cryptochromes; if they are not reduced, they can be used as pigments in high grade inks. Organic pigments are widely used in inks, paints, coatings, synthetic fibres, as well as in the printing of fabrics, plastics, rubber and leather, with the largest amount of pigments used in inks.
Application:
Mainly used in paint, ink and oil and watercolor pigment coloring, but also can be used in rubber, plastic wire, electric spray and daily chemical products coloring.
| Eljion Rubine 4BXG | Eupolen Red 45-6001 |
| Foscolor Rubine 57:1 | Lionol Rubine |
| D&C No.7 calcium Lake | Lithol Rubine 1316-02 |
| Micranyl Rubine 4BP-AQ | Vilma Lithol Rubine BKR |
| Product Name | Pigment Red 57:1 | ||
| Fastness | Light | 5-6 | |
| Heat | 160 | ||
| Water | 3 | ||
| Acid | 1-2 | ||
| Alkali | 1 | ||
| PH Value | 4-5 | ||
| Oil Absorption | 50-55 | ||
| Range of Applications | Printing Ink | Solvent Based Ink | |
| Water Based Ink | |||
| Offset Ink | √ | ||
| Paint | Solvent | √ | |
| Water | |||
| Plastics | √ | ||
| Rubber | √ | ||
| Stationery | √ | ||
| Pigment Printing | |||
