A water-based pigment color base with excellent dispersion and long-term stability by reducing coarse particles! <A pigment dispersion specifically designed for stationery inks!>
WA Color is a water-based pigment color base that applies our proprietary pigment synthesis and processing technology, dispersion processing technology, and resin synthesis technology to microdisperse carbon black and organic pigments in water-soluble resins. - For more details, we look forward to your catalog download and inquiries. We also accept consultations for dispersion designs tailored to various requests.
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<Features> - The dispersion stability of the pigment is extremely good compared to our conventional products. - There are no coarse particles in the pigment, resulting in almost no pigment settling over time. - Since the pigment is finely dispersed, it has been successfully used in writing instruments such as ballpoint pens and markers, as well as in inks for inkjet printers.
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<Applications and Examples of Achievements> - Coloring for water-based writing dispersion (such as liquid-type ballpoint pens, gel pens, color bases for inks, felt-tip markers, paint markers, and brush pen applications). - Coloring for inks used in inkjet printers. - Coloring for various water-based colorants.
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Everywhere in the world, spaces and objects are adorned with color. Dai Nippon Ink & Chemicals not only provides pigments that serve as the foundation for "color," but also offers a range of "products" tailored to coloring needs, including colorants, inks, coatings, and pigment dispersions. Furthermore, Dai Nippon Ink & Chemicals has received high praise for its development capabilities in functional materials and synthetic resins, which are said to be "convenient if such materials are available!"
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