Pigment Preparations

Pigment Preparations: Pigment Dispersion, Pigment Emulsion & Applications

Pigment preparations are coloured solutions which are fully dispersed, free flowing and easy to meter. It is more convenient and efficient way to impart colour to any feasible application. In addition, it has various application and operational advantages like shorter change-over time, easier cleaning, easier reworking production batches. It is gaining a lot of momentum by various formulators by time.

Emulsions are Uniform mixture of two immiscible liquids. On other side dispersion are Insoluble particles are mixed in liquid and are uniformly distributed in the liquid. In the same manner, pigment dispersions are dry pigments dispersed in liquid material that are stabilized using resins or surfactants / additives to minimize the agglomeration. Pigment emulsions are two immiscible liquids in which one is pigment dispersion, and another is textile binder.

Explore Pigments for Pigment Preparations

Advantages of Pigment Preparations:

Economic Advantages of Pigment Preparations:
  • Intense chroma, strength and transparency
  • Improved efficiency results in better TCO
  • Save resources on quality control testing
  • Get it right the first time, optimize use of working capital
Environmental Advantages of Pigment Preparations:
  • Reduces risk of contamination
  • Cleaner filters with reduced build-up
  • Improves working conditions with low dust
  • Minimizes waste and energy from reworking production
Social Advantages of Pigment Preparations:
  • Easy to replicate from lab to production
  • Reduces development time overall
  • Reliable production motivates staff
  • Improved working conditions support safety measures

Applications of Pigment Preparations:

  • Pigment Preparations for Plastics
  • Pigment Preparations for Coatings
  • Pigment Preparations for Printing
  • Pigment Preparations for Agriculture


Pigments for Pigment Preparations:

  • Phthalocyanine Pigments
  • Azo Pigments
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