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DayGlo Purple (MP-PR5547)

MP Series is versatile microsphere pigment that can be used in a wide range of applications. Whether it's for solvent resistant inks and coatings or as colorant for flexible PVC, the MP Series offers excellent dispersibility. These pigments are based on our benzoguanamine low formaldehyde technology.

Properties

Physical Form
  • Microspheres
  • Powder
  • Solid

Other characteristics

Color
Purple (Fluorescent)
Functions
Colorant, Pigment
Pigment Type
  • Fluorescent, Inorganic Pigments
  • Fluorescent
  • Inorganic Pigments
Processing Methods
Blow Molding, Calendering, Extrusion
Compatible Polymers & Resins

High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE), Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE), Natural Rubbers (NR), Polypropylenes (PP), Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)

Markets
  • Consumer Goods
  • Paints & Coatings
  • Printing & Packaging
Storage

When stored in a cool, dry environment, MP pigments have an indefinite shelf life. Colorant containers should be kept closed to minimize contamination.

Plate-out

Due to its thermoset nature, the MP series greatly reduces, and in many cases eliminates, the occurrence of plate-out. Therefore, a simple purge with clear has been found to be a sufficient method of cleaning. This results in less down time for the processor due to extensive equipment clean-up.

Insoluble In

Water, Ethanol, Acetone, Mineral Spirits, Xylene, Ethyl Acetate, Methanol, Toluene, 2-Propanol, Methyl Ethyl Ketone

Technology
  • Pigments & Colorants
  • Plastics
Labeling Claims
Clean Label
Processing Aids

In some instances, the MP series has been found to process easily without dispersion aids. However, if it is determined that processing aids are necessary, zinc-based additives should be avoided in the chartreuse and green shades (e.g. substitute calcium stearate for zinc stearate). The presence of zinc can tend to shift these colors, resulting in perceived "dirtiness".

Color Brilliance

In both masstone and tint form, MP produces the cleanest and brightest colors available with a degree of opacity that is not present with "melt-in" fluorescent colorants

Ink and Toner Type
Plastisol Ink
Material Features
  • Excellent Dispersibility
  • Excellent Opacity
  • Good Brightness
  • Light Scattering
Aging and Stability

The degree of colorfastness will be dependent on the following factors: Type of plastic, concentration of colorant, film thickness, type of exposure (outdoor versus indoor) and direction of exposure.

Benefits and Features

Fine particle size: Pigments exhibit excellent dispersability. Spherical shape: Offers excellent light scattering/opacity. Bleed resistant: Presents vinyl applications never before possible. Solvent resistant: Allows for use in wide range of solvents. Color strength: Achieves strong colors without sacrificing cleanliness. Broad compatibility: Formulations can be prepared in a wide range of systems.

Technical data

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CharacteristicValueUnit
Average Particle Size3-Febmicrons
Decomposition Point255 +/- 5°C
Hegman Grind5.0 +—
Processing Rangemax. 480 (249)°F (°C)
Specific Gravity1.3—

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