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Pigment Blue 15:1

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Pigment Blue 15:1
General Blue
Crystal form is the α-stable crystal form, it shows more reddish than Pigment Blue 15:3

What is Pigment Blue 15:1?

Pigment Blue 15:1 is a multi-purpose organic pigment with the α-stable crystal form that shows more reddish than pigment blue 15:3. It is used in offset ink, water-based ink, coating, plastic.

Key Takeaways

  • 01Best fit:Start with this grade when screening candidates for a color-matched trial in Offset ink, Water-based Ink, Coating, and Plastic.
  • 02Why consider it:Use a sample comparison to assess shade development, handling, and overall fit against your current grade.
  • 03Before scale-up:Confirm shade, dispersion, and fastness in your actual formulation and process conditions.
Property Detail
Colour Index CI 74100
CAS Number 147-14-8
Appearance Red-shade phthalo blue powder
Lightfastness
★★★★★★★★
Heat Resistance 280°C
Oil Absorption ≤38 g/100g
Acid Fastness
★★★★★
Alkaline Fastness
★★★★★
Application
Offset inkWater-based InkCoatingPlastic

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Pigment Blue 15:1 used for?

Pigment Blue 15:1 is used in Offset ink, Water-based Ink, Coating, Plastic. Its technical profile includes red-shade phthalo blue powder appearance, heat resistance up to 280°C, and light fastness of 8/8.

What are the key specifications of Pigment Blue 15:1?

Pigment Blue 15:1 has Colour Index CI 74100 and CAS Number 147-14-8. It appears as red-shade phthalo blue powder, with heat resistance up to 280°C and oil absorption of ≤38 g/100g.

Is Pigment Blue 15:1 suitable for offset ink?

Yes. Pigment Blue 15:1 is listed for Offset ink, Water-based Ink, Coating, Plastic. Final suitability should be confirmed with a sample in the customer’s actual resin, solvent, binder, or processing conditions.

How should I evaluate Pigment Blue 15:1 before bulk purchasing?

Request a sample of Pigment Blue 15:1 and compare color strength, dispersion, shade, and fastness in the actual formulation against the current grade.

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