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iSuoChem^® Pearl Pigment and Glitter Powder

If you want to add some sparkle or shimmer to the surface of your product, you will naturally come into contact with Glitter powder or Pearl pigments. They are both shimmering little flakes that give your product a special charm. You can use them separately or combine them on the surface or inside of different products. However, sometimes people confuse the names of these shiny powders. Glitter po...

The increasing awareness regarding the toxic nature of lead-containing pigments has prompted countries to impose restrictions on their usage in paints. In response, formulators have sought alternative pigments that offer both vivid coloration and improved performance without compromising on quality. While organic pigments combined with metal oxide mixed pigments have shown promise as a replacement...

Plastic cups that change color and road signs that glow in the dark are just two examples of products that are bringing more magic color to usual life thanks to new materials. With advancements in technology, we now have color-changing thermochromic pigments that are commonly used in inks or paints for wide applications or as plastics in injections. Luminous pigm...

Fluorescent pigments are incredible materials that possess the remarkable ability to reflect colored light and emit fluorescent light without the need for any external energy source. These pigments are formulated using dyed organic polymers, which act as solvents for the fluorescence dyestuff. Unlike regular colors, fluorescent pigments not only reflect light but also emit their own radiant glow, ...

Shedding Light on How They Emit Light When it comes to fluorescent pigments, many people are curious about how they emit light.  Let's delve into the fascinating world of these pigments and uncover the science behind their luminescence! Understanding Pigments: Inorganic and Organic Varieties Pigments can be categorized into two main types: inorganic fluorescent pigments(such as fluorescent pi...

Fluorescent pigments and dyes play a crucial role in today's security measures, serving diverse industries and sectors such as government, retail, manufacturing, banking, aircraft, and ID verification. With over two decades of experience, iSuoChem has established itself as a reputable manufacturer of fluorescent pigments and dyes. In an effort to enhance understanding of these chemical substa...

Pearl pigments, known for their optical effects, are often referred to as non-metallic pigments with a metallic luster. This shimmering quality make it different. In the series of pearl pigments, there is a special product line, which is famous for its color change. We generally call it chameleon pigment, or chameleon pearl pigment. Creative Chameleon Color Concepts: For iSuoChem, one of the leadi...

In the colorful world of dyes and pigments, organic pigments have become a dominant force. They are colorants derived from organic compounds known for their pigmentary properties. These mainly include azo pigments, lake pigments, phthalocyanine pigments and quinacridone pigments. All of these are synthetically produced organic compounds. 1. Definition of organic pigments Organic pigments are color...

In the last ten years, we've seen some cool new pigments called optical variable pigments (OVP) hit the market. These special effect pigments are made from layers of different materials that can do something pretty amazing: change color when you look at them from different angles. They're used in things like paints, inks, plastics, makeup, metal surfaces , automotive coating(See Figure 1) and even...

What is photoluminescent pigment? Photoluminescent pigments have become an attractive material in the evolving field of chemical engineering. As a new generation of Photoluminescent pigment, strontium aluminate-based Photoluminescent pigments have become the most popular and best-selling product series in domestic and foreign markets due to their excellent performance and wide range of applic...

A Comprehensive Comparison of Natural and Synthetic Mica Pearlescent Pigments Pearlescent pigments, whether derived from natural mica or synthesized, offer distinct characteristics and applications. Here, we delve into a detailed comparison of the advantages and disadvantages between natural mica and synthetic mica pearlescent pigments: Raw Materials: Nature sries pearlescent Pigments: Derived fro...

Photoluminescent pigments, often referred to as glow-in-the-dark pigments, are a fascinating class of materials that emit light after being exposed to a light source. Unlike traditional pigments that reflect or absorb light, photoluminescent pigments absorb and store energy from various light sources, then release it gradually in the form of visible light. This unique property makes them ideal for...

What is oil absorption? Oil absorption is the amount of oil required to form a paste with the pigment. The oil absorption of a pigment is the amount of oil needed to form a spreadable paste with the pigment. It is usually expressed in terms of grams of oil per 100 grams of pigment. iSuoChem Marketing Department / Edited by Jason Pic#01 Preparing the oil in tube In plainer terms, you can think of i...

What is Complex Inorganic Color Pigment? High-temperature inorganic composite pigments, also known as Complex Inorganic Color Pigments (CICP) or Mixed Metal Oxide Pigment (MMO), are pigments with a stable crystal structure generated by calcining a variety of inorganic metal oxides at high temperatures (usually over 800°C). In the industry, Complex Inorganic Color Pigment is a modified iron oxide p...