Lysopac Orange 3420C is an organic orange pigment of pyrazolone chemistry, which represents properties such as: bluish and very clean shade orange pigment; surface treated with good affinity in various solvent based systems by showing good dispersibility & highly opaque. Orange 3420C offers good weathering fastness as mass tone, but very low in white reduction, which limits its usability for exterior application in reduced shades. The colour properties of Orange 3420C suit very good to replace medium grade molybdate orange for lead free formulations.
Ferro, a global leader in CICPs, Nubiola, the #1 Ultramarines producer and a top supplier of other inorganic pigment families and Cappelle’s high performance Bismuth Vanadates, Transparent Iron Oxides and Organic pigments have joined forces under the Ferro Pigments banner developing Color Solutions for Plastics, Coatings, Inks, Construction, Cosmetics, Artists’ Colors, Leather market and other industrial markets. The new Ferro Pigments offers customers an enlarged high-quality product portfolio, triple the innovation, a broader geographical presence, and a high customer focus.
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