Iron Oxide has various commercial uses such as iron ores, catalysts, pigments in dental composites; pigments in paints, coatings, colored concentrates. The magnetic properties of iron oxides have been exploited in a broad range of applications including magnetic seals and inks, magnetic recording media, catalysts, and ferrofluids. The steel and iron industries utilize iron oxide as a feedstock to mass produce iron, steel and other alloys. Sales Specification Brown Powder (combination of yellow and red) Relative Coloring powder (compared with the standard): 98% min Volatile matter @ 105C: 2.5 max Water soluble matter: 0.2% max Residue on 45um mesh: 0.5% max PH of water suspension: 7-9 Oil absorption g/100g: 30-35 Total iron-oxide: 90.0% min Oil resistance: 5 grade Water resistance: 5 grade Alkaline resistance: 5 grade Acid resistance: 5 grade Solvent resistance (alcohol resistance methylbenzene resistance): 5 grade UV absorption: 85% min Quality Standard Meet the standard of USP and European Pharmaceutical standard. Packing 50 LB paper bag.
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Iron oxide pigment is a kind of pigment with good dispersibility, excellent light resistance and weather resistance.Widely used in building materials, coatings, plastics, electronics, tobacco, medicine, rubber, ceramics, ink, magnetic materials,paper making and other fields. Our iron oxide pigments are the perfect solution for all your coloring needs. Our pigments are made with the highest quality iron oxide and are available in a wide range of colors to suit any project. We have special expertise in iron oxide pigments and a variety of other colorants, and we have a complete product management system that can be customized to your specific business needs. Our products are high in quality, produce reliable color consistency and are durable. We only manufacture with the finest materials. As one of the leading chemical manufacturers, our advanced processes follow the ISO 9001 Quality Certification.
