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Reflex™ Super Sparkle Gold R-601G by CQV is a blend of synthetic fluorphlogopite (70-85%), tin oxide (0-1%), iron oxide (3-7%) and titanium dioxide (12-22%). It is a pearlescent metallic pigment... view more
Reflex™ Ultra Glitter Gold R-600H by CQV is a blend of synthetic fluorphlogopite (79-92%), iron oxide (2-5%) and titanium dioxide (6-16%). It is a pearlescent metallic pigment. Exhibits more... view more
Reflex™ Ultra Sparkle Gold R-601H by CQV is a blend of synthetic fluorphlogopite (78-92%), tin oxide (0-1%), iron oxide (2-5%) and titanium dioxide (6-16%). It is a pearlescent metallic pigment... view more
Amarillo Limon Fluor Alta Temp by ColorPlast is a fluorescent pigment grade. It is a powdered tinctorial color added in special synthetic resin. It is bright with exposure to ultraviolet light and... view more
Crown Chemical
Organic pigment. It is yellow odorless powder. Possesses good migration as well as resistance to acid and alkali. Also has light- and heat fastness... view more
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Crown Chemical
Organic pigment. It is yellow odorless powder. Possesses good migration as well as resistance to acid and alkali. Also has light- and heat fastness... view more
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Crown Chemical
Organic pigment. It is yellow odorless powder. Possesses good migration as well as resistance to acid and alkali. Also has light- and heat fastness... view more
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Crown Chemical
Yellow 1125 by Crown Chemical is an organic pigment. It is a yellow odorless powder. Possesses good migration as well as resistance to acid and alkali. Yellow 1125 also has light- and heat fastness... view more
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Crown Chemical
Organic pigment. It is a yellow odorless powder. Possesses good migration as well as resistance to acid and alkali. Also has light- and heat fastness... view more
Applications
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