Phthalocyanine Green

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Supply Capability:: 7,500MT/Year m.t./month

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Production Details Of Phthalocyanine Green L8710
Chemical Structure			CuPc Halide
Color Index No.			PG 7/74260
Application			Paint
Physical Form			powder

Test Items	Index			Test Method
Relative Tinting Strength	100 +_5%			DIN55986
ΔE,ΔL,Δa,Δb	≤1,+1,+1,+1

Items		Index			Test Method
PH		6.5~8			DIN ISO 787-9
Density 20℃ g/cm3		2.1			DIN ISO 787-10
BET m2/g		61			DIN 66131
Oil absorption g/100g		32~42			DIN ISO 787-5
105℃ Volatile Matter		≤1.0%			DIN ISO 787-2
Water Solubles		≤1.5%			DIN ISO 787-13
Residue on Sieve 100 mesh		≤5%			DIN 53195

Solvent Resistance		Index			Test Method
Water		5			DIN ISO 105-A03
White Spirit		4~5			DIN ISO 105-A03
Ethanol		4~5			DIN ISO 105-A03
Acetone		4~ 5			DIN ISO 105-A03
Di methylbenzene		4~5			DIN ISO 105-A03

Tolerance		Index			Test Method
Light Fastness		8			DIN ISO 105-A03
Weather Resistance		5			DIN ISO 105-A03
Acid Resistance		5			DIN ISO 105-A03
Alkali Resistance		5			DIN ISO 105-A03
Hot Resistance		230℃

Packing Of Phthalocyanine Green L8710 :

25kg/ PP bag , or as your requirements.

Suggest Using Of Phthalocyanine Green L8710 :

Recommended for inks,plastic,paints and textile printing.

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