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BGP MG121
- CASE Ingredients Features
- Good CompatibilityGood Tinctorial StrengthHigh Color Strength
A tinctorially strong general purpose fluorescent pigment for use in low polarity systems including paper coatings, paints, screen inks, plastisols and gravure type "A" inks.
Identification
- CASE Ingredients Functions
- Colorant
Other characteristics
- Brand
- BGP
- Color
- Magenta (Fluorescent)
- Functions
- Colorant, Pigment
- Pigment Type
- Fluorescent
- Note
² Represents specific gravity of the solid pigment; This should not be used to determine the pounds per gallon of the pigment powder
- Markets
- Building & Construction
- Consumer Goods
- Industrial
- Paints & Coatings
- Printing & Packaging
- Storage
When stored in a cool, dry environment, BGP pigments have an indefinite shell life. Colorant containers should be kept closed to minimize contamination.
- Coating Type
- Aerosol Paint
- Waterborne Coating
- Technology
- CASE Ingredients
- Industrial Additives & Materials
- Pigments & Colorants
- Key Attributes
- High Color Strength
- Extra strength pigments offer formula flexibility and increased value in use
- A complete palette of fluorescent colors
- Provides a wide range of color options
- Broad compatibility
- Formulations can be prepared in a wide range of media
- Ink and Toner Type
- Flexography Ink
- Gravure Ink
- Plastisol Ink
- Screen Printing Ink
- Solventborne Ink
- Waterborne Ink
- Application Methods
- Brush
- Spray
- Applicable Processes
- Textile Dyeing
- Principal Applications
- Paper Coatings
- Aqueous and Non-aqueous Systems
- Flexo and Gravure Inks
- Brush-on, and Spray Paints
- Screen and Textile Inks
- Plastisols
- Garment Dyeing
- Coatings
Technical data
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7 rows| Characteristic | Value | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Bulking Value | 0.0856 | gallons/pounds |
| Decomposition Temperature | 570 - 580 | °F |
| Hegman Grind | approx. 5.5 | — |
| Particle Size (By laser diffraction) | 3 - 5 | microns |
| Shade | Magenta | — |
| Softening Point | approx. 165 - 205 | °F |
| Specific Gravity² | 1.3 | — |
