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Coatings Ingredients
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Luster Violet KT-6311 by Kolortek is a mixture of mica (48-54%), titanium dioxide (45-51%), tin oxide (0-1%) and manganese violet (0-1%). It is a pearlescent pigment. It is produced by directly... view more
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Magic Violet KT-6312 by Kolortek is a mixture of mica (47-53%), titanium dioxide (44-50%), tin oxide (0-2%) and manganese violet (0-1%). It is a pearlescent pigment. It is produced by directly depositing... view more
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Pure Purple KT-67319 by Kolortek is a mixture of mica (46-54%), manganese violet (1-2%), tin oxide (0-1%) and titanium dioxide (44-52%). It is a special effect two tone color pearlescent pigment. It... view more
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Red Violet KT-6033 by Kolortek is a mixture of mica (50-55%), titanium dioxide (43-48%), iron oxide (0-1%) and manganese violet (0-1%). It is a pearlescent pigment. It is produced by directly depositing... view more
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Satin Violet KT-223 by Kolortek is a mixture of mica (38-42%) and titanium dioxide (58-62%). It is a special effect interference pearlescent pigment. It bears thicker layer of titanium dioxide which... view more
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Macrolex® Violet B by Lanxess is anthraquinone dyestuff. It is violet with a blue cast powder. Used in inkjet inks... view more
Lona Industries
Quinacridone violet colored pigment. It is having high color strength and outstanding fastness properties, excellent bleed and heat resistance in combination with bright tones, good tinting value... view more
Triarylmethane. It is a violet dye. It has high purity and low salt content. Suitable for aqueous fiber tip & fiber line pens, highlighter markers and roller ball application... view more
Triarylmethane. It is a violet dye. It has high purity and low salt content. Suitable for aqueous fiber tip & fiber line pens... view more
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