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Pigment blends

Apart from these areas of application, P.V.32 is also used in solvent-based wood stains. The lightfastness of the products equals step 6 on the Blue Scale, which is very good. These systems may safely be overcoated. Pigment blends with yellow pigments, such as with P.Y.83, and blends with black provide interesting shades of brown. [Pg.367]

Wax concentrates may be in the form of prills, bars, flakes, or granules. Prills are very small spherical pellets, usually made from a pigment blend and wax. They may be blended, like dry colors, or dispensed by a metering device at the throat of the extruder. If they are blended, it is best to use a powder resin, such as polyvinyl chloride (PVC), so they do not sift to the bottom of the container. The other physical forms are applied in different ways some are designed to be metered in at the hopper, the rest to be blended in before reaching the hopper. The carrier may lubricate, so letdown ratios are limited. [Pg.297]

Numerous articles of a general interest have appeared on photocatalytic chemistry. These include nanoparticles, protection of buildings, antibacterial properties, ageing of pigment blends, modified titanium dioxides, photocatalytic paints, stabilization of pigmented systems, sensitization of acid dyes " and clay masterbatches. Anatase has been found to have a detri-... [Pg.241]

Black Out . [R.T. Vanderbilt] Toluene/ pigment blends decorative and protective flnishing agent for rubber coating materials. [Pg.51]

Extrusion All types Extrusion is the main process for compounding with additives, fillers, pigments, blended polymers, and then forming pellets for subsequent processing. Eurther processing may form various profiles such as pipes, beading, wire, and cable coating... [Pg.67]

H. Al-Turaif, Surface coating properties of different shape and size pigment blends. Prog. Organ. Coat., 65, 322-327 (2009). [Pg.251]

Figure 13.13 Behaviour of wax/pigment blend during high speed mixing. Figure 13.13 Behaviour of wax/pigment blend during high speed mixing.
Figure 4.17 continued. The effect of two different stains in a pigmented blend of PPO and HIPS is shown [244] the pigment particles are best seen in an unstained section (D), whereas OSO4 reveals the butadiene-rich structure in HIPS (E), and regions rich in PS are seen best by RUO4 (F). (From Wood [244, 245], used with permission.)... [Pg.172]


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