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Optical brightener OB for organic solvent paint , milky white crystalline powder, tasteless, CAS No.7128-64-5,melting point: 201 °C-213 °C, decomposition temperature more than 320 °C, insoluble in water, soluble in alkanes, fats, mineral oils, waxes and common organic solvents, fluorescent tone for blue light.

The coating auxiliary brightening agent Optical Brightener OB For Oil-based Coatings is optical brightener OB, and it’s usually used with titanium dioxide, can enhance the whiteness and brightness、transparency of the coatings , but also to prevent the coatings yellowing, fading.

Optical brightener KSB is mainly used for whitening synthetic fibers and plastic products, especially for products in the form of whitening film, EVA, PE, etc，can absorb UV light then emit visible blue light to reduce the yellowish and make the products more white.

pigment blue 15:3 is a dark blue powder. Its bright color, coloring force is strong. With excellent sun resistance, heat resistance, chemical resistance and permeability resistance. And pigment blue 15:3 is an environmentally friendly pigment.pigment blue 15:3 commonly used in ink, paint and other industrial manufacturing, can also be used for plastic, rubber products and pigment printing paste coloring. Pigment Blue 15:3 Purity 99%min with CAS No 12239-87-1

Pigment Red 207, non-transparent, with good hiding power and excellent light fastness and weather fastness, it is mainly used in coatings and plastics, paint inks, and artistic colors.

Phthalocyanine blue is also known as Copper Phthaloc yanine blue; Monstral Fast blue; Winsor Blue; Bocour blue; Talens Rembrandt Blue; Thalo Blue; Heliogen Blue.Phthalocyanine blue is a permanent pigment which is unaffected by light, heat, and chemicals. It is used as a colorant in inks, enamels, plastics, paints, chalks, leather, pencils, and photographs. In industry, phthalocyanine blue has replaced all other blue pigments for use in coatings because it is lightfast as well as resistant to chemicals and clumping.
A synthetic organic colorant composed of copper phthalocyanine that was first synthesized in 1933. In 1935, copper phthalocyanine called Monastral blue [ICI] was marketed as a paint pigment .
The organic colorant is usually adsorbed on an aluminum hydrate base to form a deep blue color. Other colors are achieved by varying the formulation, i.e., chlorinated copper phthalocyanine produces a green colorant.