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DCL Orange 10C341

Chemical Name
Rutile Tin Zinc
Chemical Family
Anthraquinones

DCL Orange 10C341 is a chromatic, inorganic orange powder produced by high-temperature calcination. This pigment has good UV and visible opacity, is chemically inert, heat-resistant, and stable to ultraviolet light. It is non-bleeding and non-migratory, with exceptional durability and hiding power, and is generally used in applications where resistance to heat, light, and weather is needed. It is compatible with most resin systems and polymers, and it is non-warping.

Identification

CASE Ingredients Functions
Pigment

Product families

Pigments & Colorants — Color Pigments
  • Organic Pigments
CASE Ingredients — Pigments & Colorants
  • Color Pigments

Other characteristics

Brand
DCL
Color
Orange
CI Name
Pigment Yellow 216
Pigment Type
Organic Pigments
C.I. Name
Pigment Yellow 216
Composition
Titanium, Tin and Zinc
Technology
  • CASE Ingredients
  • Pigments & Colorants
Country Availability
  • Canada
  • USA
Typical Applications

Non inclusive are coatings and other applications where equivalent pigment chemistry is used.

Certifications and Compliance
  • ISO 14001
  • ISO 9001

Technical data

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CharacteristicValueUnitMethod
Conductivity110.0μS/cmSCTM 142
Heat Stability320.0°CObserved
Loose Packing Density0.8kg/LSCTM 194
Particle Size1.3micronsSCTM 348
Oil Absorption19.0pts oil/100 pts pigmentSCTM134
Moisture Content0.6%SCTM 248
pH8.5—SCTM 101
Residue (325 mesh)0.02wt%SCTM 135
Specific Gravity4.5—SCTM 312
Surface Area (BET)7.3mgSCTM 153

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