A fine particle size pigment with high tinctorial strength, manufactured in a thermoset matrix. For use where heat and solvent resistance are essential. These pigments are generally more suitable for long term storage in water systems. Formulated for optimal fade resistance.

Functions: Colorant, Pigment

Pigment Type: Fluorescent

Color: Yellow (Fluorescent)

Compatible Polymers & Resins: Epoxies (EP), Polyurethanes (PU)

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Identification & Functionality

Pigment Type
CASE Ingredients Functions
Industrial Additives Functions

Features & Benefits

Labeling Claims
Key Attributes
  • High Color Strength : Extra strength pigments offer formula flexibility and increased value
  • Broad Compatibility : Formulations can be prepared in a wide range of media
  • Fine Particle Shape : Pigments reduce bridging in dispersability
  • High Color Strengths : Allows for use in wide range of solvents

Applications & Uses

Applicable Processes
Application Method
Compatible Polymers & Resins
Compatible Substrates & Surfaces
Cure Method
Industrial Additives End Use
Plastics & Elastomers End Uses
Plastics & Elastomers Processing Methods
Principal Applications
  • Flexo and Gravure Inks
  • Aerosol, Brush-on, and Spray Paints
  • Screen and Textile Inks
  • Aqueous and Non-aqueous Systems
  • Polyol/Paintball Systems
  • Plastisols

Properties

Specifications
ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
Average Particle Size3 - 5microns
Decomposition Temperature585 - 600°F
Hegman Grindapprox. 5.5 or better
ShadeOrange-Yellow
Softening Point (non-melting)Thermoset Matrix
Specific Gravity1.3
Oil Absorption0.7ASTM Method D281
Lightfastnesws¹max. 1Gray wool Scale
Note

¹ Among the factors affecting fading are the level of pigment loading, properties of the vehicle, thickness of application, presence of a protective overcoat and nature and angle of the light
source.

Solubility² & Bleed Resistance³,⁴
  Solubility Bleed
Aliphatic Hydrocarbons A 1
Aromatic Hydrocarbons A 1
Alcohols - low polarity A 1-2
Alcohols - high polarity B 3-4
Ketones - low polarity B 2-3
Ketones - high polarity C 3-4
Esters - low polarity A 1-2
Esters - high polarity B 2-4
Glycols A 1-2
Glycol Ethers B 3-4
Chlorinated Solvents - low polarity A 1-2
Chlorinated Solvents - high polarity B 2-4
Plasticizers A-C 1-4

Combinations of different solvents may give different results and should be tested

A - Insoluble
1 - None
B - Slightly Soluble
2 - Slight
C - Partly Soluble
3 - Moderate
D - Soluble
4 - Considerable
²Test conditions, Water bath, 30 minutes, 100°F

³Following solubility test, appearance of the supernatant liquid is observed.

⁴Green fluorescent pigments generally exhibit superior bleed resistance

Safety & Health

Toxicity
Tests conducted through independent laboratories have found Brilliant BNF-Series Fluorescent Pigments to be "essentially non-toxic." A summary of the test data is listed on the MSDS, which is available upon request. Good industrial hygiene and handling methods are essential in the use of all products whether or not they are determined to be hazardous.

Storage & Handling

Storage
When stored in a cool, dry environment, BSR pigments have an indefinite shell life. Colorant containers should be kept closed to minimize contamination.