Organic Pigments

1.Introduction

Nitrocellulose Solution is lightly sticky yellowish liquid, it is made from low  nitrogen content nitrocellulose which is Alcohol soluble.The advantage of this products is dry quickly, hardness film forming and tenacious. Nitrocellulose solution in Liquid form is safer than dry cotton during the transportation and storage.

The nitrocellulose solution is made up of various specification of nitrocellulose and technical solvents corresponding to the technical requirements.It is used in the manufacture of paints、ink、cosmetics and adhesives. We can supply high-solid content nitrocellulose solution with superior nitrocellulose as raw material, such as ink nitrocellulose solution , coating nitrocellulose solution ,adhesives nitrocellulose solution.

2.Characteristics of Organic Pigments:

1.Color Variety: Organic pigments are known for their bright and vivid colors. They can provide a wide range of hues, from deep reds and blues to bright yellows and greens.
2.Chemical Structure: Organic pigments are typically composed of complex organic molecules that may contain functional groups such as azo, anthraquinone, phthalocyanine, and others. Their chemical structure significantly influences their color properties and stability.
3.Lightfastness: Many organic pigments exhibit good lightfastness, meaning they resist fading when exposed to sunlight. However, some organic pigments may have lower lightfastness compared to inorganic pigments.
4.Solubility: Organic pigments are generally insoluble in water and most solvents, which allows them to remain suspended in a medium (such as paint or ink) without dissolving.
5.Environmental Considerations: Some organic pigments are more environmentally friendly than others. The development of low-toxicity and non-hazardous organic pigments has become a focus in many industries.

3.Application

1.Coatings Industry
Used in automotive coatings, architectural coatings, industrial coatings, and wood coatings to enhance color brilliance and weather resistance.
2.Printing Inks Industry
Applied in offset printing inks, gravure printing inks, flexographic printing inks, etc., meeting the printing industry’s demand for vibrant and durable colors.
3.Plastics and Rubber
Used for coloring polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), polyvinyl chloride (PVC), and other plastic products, such as toys, household appliances, and plastic films.
4.Textile Printing and Dyeing
Applied in the printing and dyeing of polyester, cotton, and other fibers, enhancing color fastness and light resistance.
5.Paper Industry
Used in the production of colored paper, fluorescent paper, and high-end packaging paper to enhance visual appeal.