Lriodin pigment with special pearlescent effect

Traditional Merck special effect pigments such as lriodin are based on natural mica, coated with high-refractive metal oxides to produce pearl-like pigments. Its weather resistance, chemical stability, and high temperature resistance are all very satisfactory. In recent years, Merck has continued to invest in the development of new pigments, and now it has also introduced the Colorstream ("Super Chameleon"), Xirallic ("Crystal") and Miraval Aluminum Borate Calcium with its artificial oxide crystal as its core, in an effort to satisfy the market. The need for special gloss effects.

For the printing industry, lriodin pigments have the following advantages:

Ease of use: No special additives are required. The use of conventional binders, solvents or other auxiliaries makes the ink dispensing process simple and requires no special training. The equipment printing process does not require special adjustments.

Safety: No physiological toxicity, suitable for food packaging

Print quality is good, easy to long-term storage and transportation: good light stability, insulation. Acid and alkali resistance, high temperature resistance. Solvent resistance, water resistance.

Merck pigment products are currently used in the following fields and have been widely trusted:

Flexible Packaging: Cosmetics, Cosmetic Products, Food (Candy), Tissues

Labels (paper and shrink film): wine, soft drinks and mineral water

Carton Packing: Tobacco, Wine, Food, Medicine, Play, Electronics

Decorative materials: woodgrain paper, wallpaper, plastic transfer film, buckle board, leather / artificial leather

Textile printing

Tao Yi transfer printing