Bayferrox® 912LOM is a synthetic micronized yellow iron oxide alpha FeOOH with the color index PY 42. This goethite grade enables the applicator to produce high loaded systems with nearly newtonian flow behavior. Thus the product is especially recommended for pigment concentrates. The dispersibility is easy and fast, the oil absorption is low. Moreover it has outstanding lightfastness, tinting strength, color consistency and weather stability.
LANXESS Inorganic Pigments is a supplier of inorganic pigments used in the Paint and Coatings industry. With a broad range of innovative iron oxide and chrome oxide pigments, it consistently delivers exceptional lightfastness, weather resistance, and chemical stability. LANXESS’s Bayferrox® synthetic iron oxides exhibit very low dusting and display rather high bulk density for easy storage.
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