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- Titanium Dioxide (TiO?): The most widely used white pigment, valued for its high hiding power, gloss, and UV protection.
- Iron Oxides (e.g., Fe?O?): A stable and cost-effective group of pigments that produce colors such as red, yellow, black, and brown.
- Ultramarine: A blue pigment that is alkali-resistant but not acid-resistant, used for paints, plastics, and enamels.
Organic pigments: These are carbon-based compounds, many derived from petrochemicals, that produce bright and vibrant colors.
- Phthalocyanine: Known for its stable, brilliant blue and green shades.
- Quinacridone: Produces high-performance red and violet hues with excellent UV resistance.
- Azo Pigments: A large class of organic pigments offering various red, orange, and yellow shades.
Metallic pigments: Made from metal powders like aluminum or copper, these pigments create a metallic luster and can offer corrosion resistance.
Special-effect pigments: These include specialty pigments that provide unique visual properties.
- Mica powders: Natural mineral flakes that create a pearlescent or shimmery effect.
- Glow-in-the-dark powders: Luminous pigments that absorb light and re-emit it in the dark.
- Chameleon powders: Pigments that change color depending on the viewing angle.