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Contents Pigments Organic and Inorganic Powder Pigments Ciba® CINQUASIA®, Ciba® CROMOPHTAL ®, Ciba® IRGACOLOR®, Ciba® IRGALITE®, Ciba® IRGAZIN® Chrome Yellow and Molybdate Orange Powder Pigments Ciba® HORNACHROME®, Ciba® HORNA® Pigment preparations Ciba® MICROLEN® Light Stabilizers Ultraviolet Light Absorbers (UV-Absorbers) Ciba® TINUVIN® Hindered Amine Light Stabilizers (HALS) Ciba® CHIMASSORB®, Ciba® TINUVIN® HALS Blend Ciba® TINUVIN®
5 5, 6 7 8
9 9 9 9
Antioxidants Ciba® IRGAFOS®, Ciba® IRGANOX®
10
Optical Brightener Ciba® UVITEX®
11
Photoinitiators Ciba® IRGACURE®
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Appendix Absorption Spectra of Ultraviolet Light Absorbers (UV-Absorbers) Absorption Spectra of Photoinitiators Test methods – Fastness Properties of Pigments
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Introduction This booklet provides a comprehensive list of the pigments and additives in the Ciba Specialty Chemicals ranges for powder coatings.
For more detailed information on specific applications and product control please consult our marketing departments or local sales organizations.
The products are divided into five main categories: pigments, light stabilizers, antioxidants, optical brighteners, photoinitiators. The pigment classes are subdivided into organic and inorganic pigments, chrome yellow and molybdate orange pigments, pigment preparations.
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Pigments Organic and Inorganic Powder Pigments Ciba ® IRGAZIN®, Ciba® CROMOPHTAL® and Ciba® CINQUASIA ® products are high-performance organic and inorganic pigments that combine very good tinctorial properties with excellent fastness to light, weather, chemicals and solvents. They fulfill the requirements of the most critical applications. The Ciba® IRGALITE® range consists of classical organic pigments. Ciba ® IRGACOLOR® pigments are inorganic pigments with outstanding resistance to heat, weather and chemicals. Fastness PES/TGIC
Applications
Product name IRGAZIN® Yellow 2093 IRGAZIN® Yellow 2094 CROMOPHTAL ® Yellow 8GN IRGAZIN® Yellow 3RLTN IRGALITE® Orange MOR IRGAZIN® DPP Scarlet EK IRGALITE® Red CLO IRGAZIN® Red 2029 IRGAZIN® Red 2030 IRGAZIN® Red 2031 IRGAZIN® DPP Red BO IRGAZIN® DPP Red Ultra Opaque CINQUASIA® Red Y RT-759-D IRGAZIN® Red A2BN IRGAZIN® Magenta 2012 CINQUASIA® Violet R NRT-201-D CROMOPHTAL® Violet GT IRGAZIN® Blue A3RN IRGALITE® Blue BSP IRGALITE® Blue 2234 IRGALITE® Blue PG IRGALITE® Green GLN
l a r u t c e t i h c r A
Chemical type CI No CI Generic name Bismuth vanadate 771740 Pigment Yellow 184 Bismuth vanadate 771740 Pigment Yellow 184 Azo condensation 20037 Pigment Yellow 128 Tetrachloroisoindolinone 56280 Pigment Yellow 110 Dianisidine Orange 21160 Pigment Orange 16 Diketo-pyrrolo-pyrrole Pigment Red 255 Lake Red C (Ba) 15585:1 Pigment Red 53:1 Diketo-pyrrolo-pyrrole/Azo Diketo-pyrrolo-pyrrole 56110 Pigment Red 254 Diketo-pyrrolo-pyrrole Diketo-pyrrolo-pyrrole 56110 Pigment Red 254 Diketo-pyrrolo-pyrrole Pigment Red 264 Quinacridone 73900 Pigment Violet 19 Anthraquinone 65300 Pigment Red 177 Quinacridone Pigment Red 282 Quinacridone 73900 Pigment Violet 19 Dioxazine 51319 Pigment Violet 23 Indanthrone 69800 Pigment Blue 60 Cu-Phthalocyanine (α) 74160 Pigment Blue 15:1 Cu-Phthalocyanine (α non-flocc) 74160 Pigment Blue 15:2 Cu-Phthalocyanine (β) 74160 Pigment Blue 15:3 Cu-Phthalocyanine (halogenated) 74260 Pigment Green 7
y r t s u d n i l a r e n e G
e c n a i l p p A
) 3 m c / g ( y t i s n e D
) g / 2 m ( a e r a e c a f r u S
5.9
9.6
6.1
9.1
1.5
85
1.8
27
1.4
22
1.4
15
1.8
51
1.6
18
1.6
27
1.4
25
1.6
14 32
5
1.5
20
1.5
62
1.4
60
1.5
64
1.5
58
1.5
53
1.6
64
1.5
58
1.6
57
2.2
41
e / ) c n C a ° ( t s / s s s y i t e s s i r e l i t e n n t b n t s a s i a t f a a s p f i - l t r a a e d i k v e c l H O A A
220
4-5
5
5
220
4-5
5
5
200
5
5
5
220
5
5
5
) m u i d e m = d e m ( y t i c a p O
) t n e ) m g D i p S t I r 5 a p 2 / 1 r 1 o ( f 2 h O t i g T t n r a e p r ( t s I C r G o T l / o S C E P
e d a h s l l u F
D S I 5 2 / 1
4-5
4-5
high 1:19
4-5
4-5
high 1:21 low
4-5
4-5
200
1:49
med 1:60 high 1:82
4-5
200
5
5
5
4
4
200
high 1:54 low
4-5
220
4-5
5
5
220
5
5
5
200
5
5
5
220
5
5
5
200
5
4-5
5
220
5
5
5
220
5
5
5
220
5
5
5
220
5
5
5
220
5
5
5
220
5
5
5
220
5
5
5
220
5
5
5
220
5
5
5
200
5
5
5
1:87
4
4
med 1:80
4-5
4
med 1:111
3-4
4
high 1:125
4-5
4
high 1:77
4
4
high 1:105
4-5
4-5
med 1:50
4-5
4-5
med 1:87
4-5
4-5 med 1:87
4-5
4-5 high 1:67
4-5
4
low 1:225
4-5
4-5
low
4-5
4-5
high 1:133
5
4-5
high 1:130
4-5
4
med 1:159
4
4
med 1:71
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Applications
Product name IRGACOLOR® Yellow 3GLM IRGACOLOR® Yellow 3RLM IRGACOLOR® Yellow 5RLM IRGACOLOR® Yellow 14247 IRGALITE® Yellow BRM IRGALITE® Yellow BAWP IRGAZIN® Yellow 2GLTE IRGAZIN® Yellow 2RLT CROMOPHTAL ® Orange 2G IRGAZIN® Orange 2037 IRGALITE® Red LCB IRGALITE® Red FBL IRGALITE® Red 2BY IRGALITE® Red 2BSP IRGALITE® Rubine 4BP IRGAZIN® Red 2027 CHROMOPHTAL ® Red A3B IRGAZIN® DPP Rubine TR CINQUASIA® Magenta B RT-343-D CHROMOPHTAL ® Pink PT CINQUASIA® Violet R NRT-887-D CINQUASIA® Violet R NRT-891-D CINQUASIA® Violet R NRT-795-D CROMOPHTAL ® Violet B IRGALITE® Blue BSNF IRGALITE® Blue GBP IRGALITE® Green GLNP
l a r u t c e t i h c r A
Chemical type CI No CI Generic name Bismuth vanadate 771740 Pigment Yellow 184 Bismuth vanadate
y r t s u d n i l a r e n e G
e c n a i l p p A
) 3 m c / g ( y t i s n e D
) g / 2 m ( a e r a e c a f r u S
5.6
11
reddish bismuth vanadate
5.3
Bismuth vanadate Bismuth vanadate Diarylide o-To o-Toluidide luidide 21095 Pigment Yellow 14 Diarylide m-Xylidide Pigment Yellow 13 Isoindolinone 56284 Pigment Yellow 109 Tetrachloroisoindolinone 56280 Pigment Yellow 110 Tetrachloroisoindolinone 11265 Pigment Orange 61 Diketo-pyrrolo-pyrrole/isoindoline Lake Red C (Ba) Pigment Red 53:1 Azo 2B-toner (Mn) 15865:4 Pigment Red 48:4 Azo 2B-toner (Sr) Pigment Red 48:3 Azo 2B-toner (Sr) Pigment Red 48:3 Azo 4B-toner (Ca) Pigment Red 57:1 Diketo-pyrrolo-pyrrole/Azo Anthraquinone 65300 Pigment Red 177 Diketo-pyrrolo-pyrrole Pigment Red 264 Quinacridone 73907 Pigment Red 202 Quinacridone 73915 Pigment Red 122 Quinacridone 73900 Pigment Violet 19 Quinacridone 73900 Pigment Violet 19 Quinacridone 73900 Pigment Violet 19 Dioxazine 51345 Pigment Violet 37 Cu-Phthalocyanine (α non-flocc) 74160 Pigment Blue 15:2 Cu-Phthalocyanine (β) 74160 Pigment Blue 15:3 Cu-Phthalocyanine (halogenated) 74160 Pigment Green 7
a greenish yellow bismuth vanadate pigment with excellent weather fastness, high saturation
4.9
12
reddish bismuth vanadate
5.8
7.8
a yellow bismuth vanadate pigment with good weather resistance
1.4
33
semi transparent classical yellow
1.3
11
semi transparent classical yellow
1.9
30
very pure greenish yellow with good allround properties
1.8
49
transparent reddish yellow pigment
1.7
53
orange with good weather resistance
1.6
18
high saturated opaque orange pigment classical red for deep shade applications
6
1.6
54
classical bluish red for deep shade applications
1.8
36
classical red
1.8
36
classical red
1.6
83
classical bluish red
1.6
27
1.4
113
1.4
100
1.6
72
saturated transparent blue shade magenta
1.5
63
saturated blue shade magenta
1.5
64
1.5
35
1.5
35
1.4
61
1.6
53
2.1
43
blue shade red with good weather fastness and opacity red pigment with high color strength and good weather resistance transparent DPP red pigment with outstanding color strength, excellent durability and saturation
high-performance pigment with excellent heat stability and durability high-performance pigment with excellent heat stability and durability bluish red with excellent durability high-performance pigment with excellent color high-performance strength used mainly as shading component very clean red shade alpha phtalocyanine blue with high color strength highly heat stable beta phtalocyanine blue offering good allround properties
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Chrome Yellow Yellow and Molybdate Orange Powder Pigments Ciba® HORNACHROME® Yellow and Ciba ® HORNA® Chrome Yellow pigments are widely used in many application fields. HORNACHROME ®-A products are distinguished by extremely high color strength and opacity. The standard hues can vary from greenish to reddish yellow (lowest number indicates to most greenish hue, highest number most reddish hue). The HORNA ® Chrome Yellow GU range consists of stabilized, brilliant shade yellows. HORNA ® Chrome Yellow GM products are highly stabilized. HORNA ® Chrome Yellow GMX products are highly stabilized and SO2-resistant. The standard hue of Ciba ® HORNA® Molybdate Orange product ranges from yellowish to bluish orange (lowest number indicates yellowest hue, highest number bluest hue). The HORNA ® Molybdate Orange ML range offers higher light fastness and SO2-resistance. Weather fastness
Applications 2
Product name
l a r u t c e t i h c r A
Chemical type CI No CI Generic name
Lead (sulfo) chromate 77 603 Pigment Yellow 34 Lead (sulfo) chromate ® HORNA Chrome Yellow GUAH-26 77 603 Pigment Yellow 34 Lead chromate HORNA® Chrome Yellow GUAH-35 77 600 Pigment Yellow 34 Lead chromate HORNA® Chrome Yellow GMH-35 77 600 Pigment Yellow 34 Lead chromate ® HORNA Chrome Yellow GMXH-35-SQ 77 600 Pigment Yellow 34 Lead (sulfo) chromate HORNACHROME® Yellow GMXAH-25 77 603 Pigment Yellow 34 Lead chromate HORNACHROME® Yellow GMXAH-35 77 600 Pigment Yellow 34 Mix crystal lead-(sulfo)-chromate-molybda ® HORNA Molybdate Orange AAH-3-SQ 77 605 Pigment Red 104 Mix crystal lead-(sulfo)-chromate-molybda HORNA® Molybdate Orange MLH-74-SQ 77 605 Pigment Red 104 Mix crystal lead-(sulfo)-chromate-molybda HORNA® Molybdate Orange MLH-79-SQ 77 605 Pigment Red 104
y r t s u d n i l a r e n e G
e c n a i l p p A
) 3 m c / g ( y t i s n e D
5.2
HORNA® Chrome Yellow GUA-19
d a e l e l b u l o S %
-
5.0 < 2% 5.0 < 2% 5.5 < 5% 5.0 < 2% 5.0 < 3% 5.1 < 2% 6.2 < 2% 6.2 < 2% 6.2 < 2%
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e O / ) c S / C n a s ° ( t s / s s e i s s y s n t e s t i l r e e s i n a e t n t b n t s f a i s a t c t n a f s a f - n a - i e t t p s d l v i a l a r e i k o s e v c l e H O A A S r
200
4
5
5
1
2
200
4
5
5
4
5
200
4
5
5
4
5
200
3
5
5
4
3
200
4
5
5
4
5
200
3-4
5
5
4-5
5
200
2
5
5
4
5
200
1
5
5
3-4
4-5
200
1
5
5
4-5
4-5
200
1
5
5
3-4
4-5
) D S I 5 2 / ) 1 2 ( O T h i t g g 0 n 0 1 e / r t t s n e r m o i g l o p g C (
e d a h s l l u F
O i T 0 1 : 1
4
4
high 1:20
4
4
high 1:25
4
4
high 1:34
4
4
high
4
4
high
4
4
high
4
4
high
4-5
4-5
high 1:13
4-5
4-5
high 1:13
4-5
4-5
high 1:13
2
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Pigment Preparations Ciba® MICROLEN®-UA The MICROLEN®-UA pigment concentrate range consists of well proven pigments in a finely dispersed, free flowi ng and dust-free form, especially suitable for the pigmentation of powder coatings. Pigment content is about 50% in a special Urea Aldehyde carrier carrier.. Fastness PES/TGIC
Applications
Product name MICROLEN® Red 2030-UA MICROLEN® Blue 4GNP-UA MICROLEN® Green GFN-UA MICROLEN® Black B-UA
l a r u t c e t i h c r A
Chemical type CI No CI Generic name Diketo-pyrrolo-pyrrole 56110 Pigment Red 254 Cu-Phthalocyanine (β) 74160 Pigment Blue 15:3 Cu-Phthalocyanine (halogenated) 74260 Pigment Green 7 -
-
8
y r t s u d n i l a r e n e G
e c n a i l p p A
) m u i d e m = d e m ( y t i c a p O
) t n e
) m g D i p S I t r 5 a p 2 1 / r 1 o ( f 2 h O t i g T n t r a e p r ( t s C r I o G T l S o / P C E
) C ° ( y t i l i b a t s t a e H
e d a h s l l u F
D S I 5 2 / 1
220
4-5
4
med 1:51
220
4-5
4-5
med 1:90
220
4-5
4-5
med 1:38
220
4-5
5
high 1:78
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Light Stabilizers The Ciba® TINUVIN® and the Ciba ® CHIMASSORB® ranges consist of light stabilizers with different chemistries. The range contains two types of light stabilizer: Ultraviolet Light Absorbers (UV-A) and Hindered Amine Light Stabilizers (HALS). UV-A filter harmful UV light and prevent mainly discoloration and delamination of coatings. HALS trap free radicals once they are formed and are mainly effective to retain surface properties such as gloss and prevent cracking and chalking of paints. HALS and UV-A show when used in combination a synergistic effect. Some of the HALS presented below in addition to their light stabilizers properties enhance triboelectric charging activity of powder coatings. Our extended product range enable to offer solutions for nearly all types of coatings technologies, including conventional and UV-curable powder. Applications
Product name
l a r u t c e t i h c r A
Chemical type
y r t s u d n i l a r e n e G
e c n a i l p p A
m r o f l a c i s y h P
y t i l i b a t s l ) a e c n m r t e a s h b t / u y s t i l i e v t a i t l o c a V (
) l o m / g ( t h g i e w r a l u c e l o M
b
K p y t i c i s a B
) C ° ( t n i o p t l e M
) 3 m c / g ( C ° 0 2 t a y t i s n e D
t c e f f e n i a M
Ultraviolet Light Absorbers (UV-Abs (UV-Absorbers) orbers) TINUVIN ®900
Benzotriazole
solid
TINUVIN® 928
Benzotriazole
solid
TINUVIN® 405
Triazine
solid
nonvolatile nonvolatile nonvolatile
448
-
141 1.22
442
-
113 1.14
584
-
685
5.5
74-77
-
Light stabilizer Light stabilizer Light stabilizer
Hindered Amine Light Stabilizers (HALS) TINUVIN® 144
Hindered amine
solid
CHIMASSORB® 119 FL
Hindered amine
solid
TINUVIN® 770 DF
Hindered amine
solid
Hindered amine
solid
nonvolatile nonvolatile nonvolatile
2286
nonvolatile
-
481
146Light stabi150 lizer Tribo 1151.03 Tribo 150 Light 5.0 81-85 1.05 stabilizer
HALS® Blends TINUVIN® 111 FDL
For Absorbance For Absorbance Spectra of selected Ultraviolet Light Absorbers (UV-Absorbers), see Appendix.
9
-
115150
-
Light stabilizer Tribo
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Antioxidants Ciba ® IRGANOX ® and Ciba® IRGAFOS ® antioxidants hinder thermally induced oxidation of polymers in coatings. They trap free radicals formed upon heating i n presence of oxygen and prevent discoloration or change of resins mechanical properties.
Applications
l a r u t c e t i h c r A
y r t s u d n i l a r e n e G
e c n a i l p p A
m r o f l a c i s y h P
) l o m / g ( t h g i e w r a l u c e l o M
Product name
Chemical type
IRGANOX® 1010
Phenolic
solid 1178
IRGANOX® 1076
Phenolic
solid 531
IRGANOX® 245
Phenolic
solid 587
IRGAFOS® 168
Phosphite
solid 647
IRGAFOS® 126
Phosphite
solid 604
IRGANOX® B225
Phenolic/Phosphite
solid
-
IRGAFOS® XP 60
Lactone/Phosphite
solid
-
IRGANOX® XP 620
Lactone/Phosphite/Phenolic
solid
-
10
y t i l i t a l o V
nonvolatile nonvolatile nonvolatile nonvolatile nonvolatile nonvolatile nonvolatile nonvolatile
) C ° ( t n i o p t l e M
110125 5055 7679 183186
) 3 m c / g ( C ° 0 2 t a y t i s n e D
1.15 1.02 1.14 1.02
>160 1.15 -
-
100175
-
-
-
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Optical Brighteners Ciba® UVITEX® optical brightener is designed to brighten coatings and to mask yellowing. Optical brightening agent can also be used with the purpose to provide means of registration and coatings identification. Limited light fastness imply use for indoor applications.
Applications
Product name
Chemical type
UVITEX® OB
Benzoxazole
l a r u t c e t i h c r A
y r t s u d n i l a r e n e G
e c n a i l p p A
m r o f l a c i s y h P
) l o m / g ( t h g i e w r a l u c e l o M
y t i l i t a l o V
nonsoli so lid d 43 430. 0.6 6 volatile
11
) C ° ( t n i o p t l e M
197202
) 3 m c / g ( C ° 0 2 t a y t i s n e D
1.26
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Photoinitiators Ciba® IRGACURE® The IRGACURE® range is part of Ciba Specialty Chemicals’ photoinitiators offer for Ultra Violet cured coatings. The table below presents a selection of the photoinitiators which are suited to the specific requirements of UV-curable powders. IRGACURE ® 2959 is mainly used for clear coats while in the case of pigmented coatings a combination of IRGACURE ® 2959 and IRGACURE® 819 is needed.
Applications
y r t s u d n i l a r e n e G
e r u t i n r u F
m r o f l a c i s y h P
) l o m / g ( t h g i e w r a l u c e l o M
Product name
Chemical type
IRGACURE® 2959
α-Hydroxyketone
solid 224
IRGACURE® 819
Bis Acyl Phosphine
solid 418
For Absorbance For Absorbance Spectra of selected Photo-initiators, see Appendix.
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y t i l i t a l o V
) C ° ( t n i o p t l e M
non86volatile 90 non- 127volatile 133
) 3 m c / g ( C ° 0 2 t a y t i s n e D
l o n a h t n e o i t m p n r i o s ) b m A n ( S I s V / k V a e U p
1.3 276,331 1.2 370,405
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Appendix Absorption Spectra of Ultraviolet Light Absorbers (UV-Absorbers) (UV-Absorbers)
TINUVIN® 405
TINUVIN® 928
c = 20 mg/l in Toluene; path = 1 cm
e c n a b r o s b A
c = 20 mg/l i n Toluene; path = 1 cm
0.8
0.8
0.7
0.7
0.6
0.6 e c n a b r o s b A
0.5 0.4 0.3
0.5 0.4 0.3
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.0 280
30 0
32 0
34 0
36 0
38 0
400
0.0 2 80
420
Wavelength (nm)
300
320
340
3 60
380
40 0
4 20
Wavelength (nm)
Absorption Spectra of Photoinitiators
IRGACURE ® 819
IRGACURE ® 2959
% in Acetonitrile
n o i t c n i t x E
% in Acetonitrile
3
3
2.5
2.5 0.1 0.01 0.001
2
n o i t c n i t x E
1.5 1 0.5
0.1 0.01 0.001
2 1.5 1 0.5
0 200 225 25 250 0 27 275 5 30 300 0 32 325 5 35 350 0 37 375 5 40 400 0 42 425 5 45 450 0 47 475 5
0 200 220 24 240 0 26 260 0 28 280 0 30 300 0 32 320 0 34 340 0 36 360 0 38 380 0 40 400 0 42 420 0
Wavelength (nm)
Wavelength (nm)
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Test Methods – Fastness Properties of Pigments The test methods used to assess chemical and physical fastness properties of Ciba Specialty Chemicals coatings pigment products are described below below..
Pigments – Organic and Inorganic Powder Pigments Color Index Names and numbers refer to entries in the Colour Index International, Society of Dyers and Colorists, Bradford, England, 2000.
Chemical Fastness Resistance was tested on a PES/TGIC film against the ISO Gray Scale 105 A02 (1–5) for color change (0.5 N HCl, 2.5% NaOH) (scale: (scale: 1 = seve severe re change, change, 5 = no change). change).
Density Measured in accordance to ISO 787/X and quoted in g/cm3 at 20°C.
Fastness to Weathering ISO11341 Resistance to weathering is determined on panels coated with PES/TGIC powder coating. Exposure was carried out in ATLAS Weather-0-Meter according to ISO11341 (Method 1, Cycle A). The panels were exposed for 2000 hrs. The assessment assessment was made by using the Gray Scale ISO 105 A02 A02 (1 = lowest ratin rating, g, 5 = highes highest). t).
Surface Area (Specific Surface) Determined by the “BET” nitrogen adsorption method and is expressed in m 2/g. (Ref. Brunauer, Emmet, Teller, “Journal Amer. Chem. Soc.” 57, 1954.)
Opacity The opacity/hiding power was assessed in full shade based on the contrast ( ∆E-value) over a black/white panel (Descri (Description: ption: low = low opacity, opacity, transparent; transparent; med= med medium ium opacity opacity;; high = high opacity). opacity).
Heat Stability Powder coated panels of PES/TGIC are cured at different temperatures temperat ures from from 20 min. at 160 °C up to 20 min. at 220 °C. The panels are assessed assessed versus versus the 20 min. at 160°C panel. The classical pigments are tested in an epoxy polyester resin, In this case the temperatures range is between between 20 min. at 140 °C and 20 min. at 200 °C. The given value is the temperature at which only a very slight discoloration occurs.
Color Strength ISO 784/24 The data for the color strength indicate how many parts titanium dioxide to one part color pigment or one part color pigment preparation. The higher the white pigment content needed, the higher the color strength. The data were determined in a Polyester/TGIC powder coating system, the dispersion was carried out on a double screw extruder. These figures should be taken only as a guide. Absolute ISD data is influenced very much by the specific polymer system used and by individual processing conditions.
Overpaint Resistance/Bleeding Determination carried out on full strength PES/TGIC stoved finish coated with white alkyd melamine paint and restoved for 30 minutes at 130°C. Discoloration against white background assessed using the ISO Gray Scale 105 A02 A02 (1–5) for color change change (scale: 1 = severe change, chang e, 5 = no change). change).
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Pigments – Chrome Yellow and Molybdate Orange Powder Pigments Color Index – Density – Oil Absorption – Heat Stability – Overpaint Resistance/Bleeding – Color Strength – Opacity see above: Pigments – Organic and Inorganic Powder Pigments.
SO2 Resistance PES/TGIC coated full strength panels were exposed according to DIN 50018 (3 cycles, 2 liters SO2). Assessment Assessme nt versus ISO Gray Scale 105 A02 (1–5) (scale: 1 = seve severe re change change,, 5 = no change change). ).
Soluble Lead Measured in accordance to ISO 6713-2 and quoted as percentage of soluble lead.
Weathering/Durability Panels at full shade and at 1:10 white reduction (TiO 2) based on a PES/TGIC resin system were exposed for 1000 hours in an Atlas Weather-0-Meter Weather-0-Meter (Xenon burner, burner, DIN 53–387). Assessment was made using the ISO Gray Scale 105 A02 A02 (1–5) for color change change (scale: 1 = severe change, chang e, 5 = no change). change).
Chemical Fastness 0.5% of dry pigment pigment was mixed mixed with 15 ml 5 % HCI or 1% NaOH solution. After 1 hour, the color differences were assessed against the ISO Gray Scale 105 A02 (1–5) (scale: (scal e: 1= seve severe re change, change, 5 = no change). change). Solvent Fastness 0.2 g of pigment was suspende suspended d in 10 ml of solvent in a folded filter. filter. After 24 hrs the filter containing the pigment was removed and the staining of the solvent was assessed using the ISO Gray Scale 105 A02 (1–5) (scale: 1= sev severe ere chang change, e, 5 = no change) change)..
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