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Pigment Red 176

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Pigment Red 176
General Red
It shows a bright bluish-red color, with a pure and vivid hue

What is Pigment Red 176?

Pigment Red 176 is a multi-purpose organic pigment that shows a bright bluish-red color, with a pure and vivid hue. It is used in ink, high performance coating.

Key Takeaways

  • 01Best fit:Start with this grade when screening candidates for a color-matched trial in Ink and High performance Coating.
  • 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 12515
CAS Number 12269-35-8
Appearance Benzimidazolone red powder
Lightfastness
★★★★★★★★
Heat Resistance 280°C
Oil Absorption ≤40 g/100g
Acid Fastness
★★★★★
Alkaline Fastness
★★★★★
Application
InkHigh performance Coating

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Pigment Red 176 used for?

Pigment Red 176 is used in Ink, High performance Coating. Its technical profile includes benzimidazolone red powder appearance, heat resistance up to 280°C, and light fastness of 7/8.

What are the key specifications of Pigment Red 176?

Pigment Red 176 has Colour Index CI 12515 and CAS Number 12269-35-8. It appears as benzimidazolone red powder, with heat resistance up to 280°C and oil absorption of ≤40 g/100g.

Is Pigment Red 176 suitable for ink?

Yes. Pigment Red 176 is listed for Ink, High performance Coating. Final suitability should be confirmed with a sample in the customer’s actual resin, solvent, binder, or processing conditions.

How should I evaluate Pigment Red 176 before bulk purchasing?

Request a sample of Pigment Red 176 and compare color strength, dispersion, shade, and fastness in the actual formulation against the current grade.

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