Common color base for oil-based paints <Proven results beyond paint applications!>
This is a color base developed as a common primary color for paint, and it is now used in various applications. - There are also water-based pigment dispersions available. (See separate page: AF Color, NAF Color, MF Color) - For more details, we look forward to your catalog download and inquiries. We also accept consultations for dispersion designs tailored to various requests.
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- Does not contain toluene or xylene. (Main solvent is butyl acetate) - It is dispersed in a highly compatible acrylic resin, allowing it to be used as a common color base for various resin types. - It has a high pigment concentration and high dispersion, resulting in a composition that has little effect on the properties of the paint film. - It has also been proven effective in applications such as adhesives and film coloring.
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<Applications> - Architectural paint (exterior, woodworking) - Industrial paint (metal paint) - Paint for rubber - Plastic paint (around home appliances, etc.) - Plastic paint (around automotive parts, etc.) - Building material film - Hard coat film - Industrial adhesive - Industrial marker - Gravure ink (for sports equipment, etc.) <Main Achievements in Paints> - Heat-cured paints such as alkyd melamine, acrylic melamine, and polyester melamine - Room temperature curing paints such as acrylic urethane and epoxy - Room temperature drying paints such as acrylic lacquer, NC lacquer, and acrylic vinyl acetate - Coloring of screen inks, gravure inks, and solvent-based colorants
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Everywhere in the world, spaces and objects are adorned with color. Dai Nippon Toryo not only provides pigments that serve as the basis for "color," but also offers a range of "products" tailored to coloring needs, including colorants, inks, coatings, and pigment dispersions. Furthermore, Dai Nippon Toryo is highly regarded for its development capabilities in functional materials and synthetic resins, which are often said to be "convenient if such materials are available!"