[Blue UV]

[Red UV]

[Orange UV]

Fluorescent pigment is based on thermoset resin, and designed for a wide range of formulations where solvents are present and good heat stability is needed. They are also suitable for use in water based latex systems, where long-term shelf stability is required. It also can be used in C-type gravure inks, coatings, PVC plastisols formulated with water or natural rubber.Fluorescent pigments are black light reactive stable to indoor light or outdoor conditions without direct sunlight. By exposure to outdoor sunlight the color will change, whereby the degree of fading is depending on following factors: ■Color of the pigment ■Type polymer carrier ■ Intensity of the incident sunlight. ■Pigment loading and thickness of the end product. The higher the pigment loading and thickness, the better the lightfastness is.The lightfastness of the UV neon powder pigments may be improved by including UV absorber(s) in the formulation and/or by making use of clear overcoats containing UV absorber(s). Solvent-resistance: Black light pigments are substantially resistant to many solvents and plasticizers. Mixtures of some solvents may have a more severe effect on pigments than the individual solvents alone. Test is necessary before use in a particular application. Storage: When stored in a cool , dry environment , in closed bags the product can be stored for at least 1 year. All opened bags should be carefully resealed immediately after use. Toxicity: The UV pigments are essentially non-hazardous and non-toxic with extremely low heavy-metal content. Material safety data sheet (MSDS) is available upon request. Products are considered to be non-toxic. Formaldehyde may be released upon heating. Chemical composition: Polycondensation resin of melamine, paraformaldehyde , colored with synthetic dyestuffs No special handling other than good hygienic practices as employed with any industrial chemical substance. You can wash with water and soap.