High concentration inorganic pigment water-based color base <Good compatibility with various binders!>
MF Color is an inorganic pigment dispersion designed for water-based product coloring. With an extremely low content of dispersants, it excels in compatibility and minimizes the impact of coloring agents on the film properties and weather resistance. Despite being primarily composed of inorganic materials and high pigment content, it does not form hard cakes and is relatively low in viscosity, making it easy to handle. - 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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<Features> - Uses highly weather-resistant inorganic pigments. - Suppresses the settling of high-density inorganic pigments, achieving a high pigment concentration and low viscosity without hard caking. - Contains a very low amount of dispersants, resulting in minimal impact on the properties of the paint film. - Exhibits good compatibility with various binders.
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<Applications> - Emulsion paints, water-soluble resin paints - Coloring of inks and adhesives - Coloring of ultra-durable paints - Coloring of building materials - Coloring of glass - Coloring of cement <Achievements> - Paints for building materials (exterior building materials, interior building materials, etc.) - Residential paints (roofing, flooring, waterproofing, exterior, interior, etc.) - Adhesive applications for automotive parts
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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!"