Permanent Bordeaux FRR for Paints and Coatings

Pigment Red 12

Deep, bright bordeaux red mainly for air-drying paints. Because of the risk of blooming at low and medium concentrations, it should be used in stoving enamels only for full shades at higher concentrations after preliminary trials. If it is exposed to aggressive solvents, especially ketones, or in the presence of talcum, the crystal modification can change, causing a severe change in shade.

Permanent Bordeaux FRR for Paints and Coatings

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Benefits

  • High tinting strength and brilliance
  • Good weather fastness
  • Moderate solvent fastness properties

Technical data

Product Data

Application Profile

  • Industrial Coatings
  • Decorative Paints

Special Recommendations

Air-drying Alkyds
Physically Drying Paints
Baking Enamels
Acid Cured Paints
Amine Cured Epoxies
Isocyanate Cured Paints
Waterbased Paints

● recommended
○ limited suitability
–  not recommended

Physical Data

Density [g/cm3] 1.37
Form of Supply powder
Specific surface [m2/g] 25
Oil absorption [ml/100g] 70
Avg. Size of Primary Particles [nm] 95
Heat Stability [°C] 160

Fastness Data

 to Light  to Weathering
12 month 24 month
LOA AM LOA AM LOA AM
Full shade 6d 6-7d 2-3d 2-3d 2-3d 2-3d
Deep shade 6 6-7 2-3 2
1/3 ST [1:8.6 TiO2] 4-5 2 1
1/25 ST [1:86 TiO2] 3 1-2 1

 

Acids 5
Water 5
Butyl Glycol 4
Methyl Ethyl Ketone 2-3
Xylene 2-3
Alkali 5
Butanol 3-4
Butyl Acetate 3
White Spirit 4-5
Dibutyl Phthalate 3
Blooming High risk of blooming
Fastness to Overpainting NC AM (120°C) AM (160°C)
2-3 1 1

LOA- Air-drying Long Oil Alkyd
AM- Baked Alkyd-Melamine
NC- Nitrocellulose Combination Lacquer