Product Description
Polyurethane pigments supplied by us are used for the colouring of polyurethane or epoxy resins. These are needed to create opaque as well as transparent effects. These are specialized formulations which have their specific molecular weights. These are offered with many physical properties and are accessible with the pigment loading. These pigments are offered with long shelf life as well as superior chemical purity. They are used for foam manufacturing as well as several other production requirements. These boast of high abrasion resistance as well as resistance to cut & tear.
| Brand |
SD International |
| Packaging Size |
10kg |
| Packaging Type |
bag |
| Color |
all colour |
| Form |
Powder |
| Place of origin |
India |
| Country of Origin |
Made in India |
Superior Color Performance for Polyurethane SystemsPolyurethane Pigments are designed for high-performance coloration in a wide range of PU applications. Their excellent dispersibility ensures even distribution, vibrant color depth, and reliable light fastness. The pigments' compatibility with polyol and isocyanate components guarantees seamless use in polyurethane foams, coatings, artificial leather, adhesives, and more. With robust heat stability and long shelf life, they are ideal for demanding industrial environments.
Safe and Compliant for Global StandardsManufactured in India, these pigments uphold stringent safety and environmental standards. They are non-toxic, RoHS compliant, and meet the EN71 requirement for heavy metals, making them suitable for products across international markets. The odorless, organic formulation ensures user safety while providing assurance of product quality and regulatory adherence.
Versatile Application and Packaging FlexibilitySuitable for both exporters and domestic manufacturers, Polyurethane Pigments can be used in diverse applications, from PU foams and coatings to footwear and textiles. Options for standard HDPE packaging-1kg, 5kg, 25kg-or customized sizes accommodate various procurement needs. The product remains stable for 24 months in original, sealed containers when stored properly.
FAQ's of Polyurethane Pigments:
Q: How do I use Polyurethane Pigments in my polyurethane formulation?
A: Polyurethane Pigments are designed for easy integration through mixing, stirring, or blending directly into polyol or isocyanate systems. Recommended dosage varies from 0.5% to 5% depending on your desired color intensity and specific application.
Q: What benefits do Polyurethane Pigments offer for industrial applications?
A: These pigments offer vibrant and long-lasting colors, excellent light fastness, and high compatibility with polyurethane intermediates. Their non-toxic, RoHS-compliant makeup ensures safety, while their excellent dispersibility guarantees uniform color distribution across your product.
Q: When should I add the pigment to my PU process?
A: For optimal dispersion, add the pigment during the initial mixing stage-typically prior to combining polyol and isocyanate components. Early addition ensures even color distribution and prevents agglomeration.
Q: Where should Polyurethane Pigments be stored for best shelf life?
A: Store pigments in their original, sealed HDPE containers in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. This preserves their quality and maintains the 24-month shelf life.
Q: What safety measures should I follow during handling?
A: Wear gloves and goggles when handling Polyurethane Pigments. Although non-toxic and odorless, consult the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for comprehensive safety information and best industrial practices.
Q: How are the pigments supplied and can packaging be customized?
A: The pigments are supplied in standard HDPE containers (1kg, 5kg, 25kg), with options for customized packaging based on your requirements. This ensures flexible solutions for both large-scale and specialized needs.
Q: What makes these pigments suitable for global export and regulatory compliance?
A: Produced in India, Polyurethane Pigments adhere strictly to RoHS, EN71, and European norms regarding toxicity and heavy metal content, making them compliant for international trade and various regulatory environments.