Iron oxide pigments - Import export

Micaceous iron oxide (Fe2O3) is a pure, natural product in the oxide class of minerals. Its hardness according to Mohs is 6.0 to 6.5, with a density of 4.8g/cm³. In addition to standard types for heavy-duty corrosion protection, newly developed product types especially well suited for thin-film corrosion protection and also as a zinc dust replacement are available. For the ceramics and plastics industry, we supply micaceous iron oxide as a metallic effect pigment in very coarse, narrow grain size ranges.

COLOR VALUES AND TINTING STRENGTH △L* -0.4 0.4 △a* -0.8 0.8 △b* -0.9 0.9 △E*ab 1.0 Reduction with titanium dioxide (1:5) △L* -0.5 0.5 △a* -0.5 0.5 △b* -0.6 0.6 △E*ab 0.8 Relative tinting strength 97-103%

Iron(II) chloride is used in the synthesis of iron complexes like iron(II) hydroxide. It acts as a precursor to hydrated iron(III) oxides that are magnetic pigments. It serves as a reducing agent in organic synthesis. Also, used as a reducing flocculating agent in wastewater treatment, especially for wastes containing chromate. It is used as an intermediate, in pigments, processing aids and in solids separation agents.

Iron Oxide is an inorganic compound. It is a very useful chemical compound which is made up of iron and oxygen. It occurs by the oxidation of iron. Its chemical formula is Fe2O3.

Polyvinyl alcohol has quality adhesive and emulsifying properties. It has high flexibility and tensile strength. It is insoluble and resists organic solvents, grease, and oil. It has strongaroma and high oxygen barrier properties. Most of these properties are dependent on humidity levels with high levels reducing its tensile strength.