PIGMENT ORANGE 38, a clear yellowish red, is mainly used in printing inks and in plastics. It shows good fastness properties, and is suitable for offset printing inks as well as for metal deco printing. The plastics industry uses P.O.38 primarily to color PVC, polyolefins, and polystyrene. As far as the paints field is concerned, this pigment is solvent resistant enough to qualify for application in high grade industrial paints wherever lightfastness and durability requirements are not too stringent.
Shanghai Honor Industrial Co., LTD is a main producer and exporter of specialty organic and inorganic pigments ideal for use in the paint and coatings, plastics, and inks industries. With a dedicated lab for organic pigment testing, each product’s quality is ensured to be consistent and standardized. This method also shortens the supply chain and ensures that each customer order is supplied quickly and cost effectively.
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