610 Blue 60 is a dyed/pigmented melamine, sulphonamide, formaldehyde thermoplastic copolymer that is in the form of a powder. It is a blue daylight fluorescent pigment that offers excellent brightness and colour strength. It can be used in printing ink, paint, and paper coating systems containing water or mild solvents.
Sterling Colour is an international supplier of daylight fluorescent pigments and inks for use in the Paint and Coatings and the Graphic Arts and Inks industries. This company researches and develops a wide range of high-performance products that include 210 Strong Magenta 21, LithoTec Pink 1, InkTec Pantone® 804 Orange, 916N Yellow 27, 850 Green 8, 810 UV Blue 70, 650 Red 15, and more.
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