Coatings, Inks & Construction

Specialty ingredients enabling durability, protection and performance. Designed for coatings, inks and construction materials.

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STANDART® OFFSET 3000 SUPER RICH GOLD

Leafing rich gold bronze pigments recommended for printing industry and solvent-based systems. It is used in offset-, flexo or tower coater- and gravure inks. It is suitable for aerosols and decorative paints. It is conditionally suitable for automotive accessories, chrome effects, hammer finishes and coil coatings.

STANDART® PCR 211 ALUMINUM POWDER

Non-Leafing silverdollar aluminum pigment for use in powder coatings. Benefits:Offers protection against corrosive chemicalsUnique metallic brillianceBenefits high color strength

STANDART® PCU 2000 ALUMINUM POWDER

Special effect aluminium pigment suitable for powder coatings.Benefits:Non-leafing with pigment wetting propertiesOffers excellent chemical, humidity and rub resistanceGood electrical charging and shear stability

STANDART® PCU 3500 ALUMINUM POWDER

Special effect aluminium pigment for powder coating applications.Benefits:Offers excellent chemical, humidity and rub resistanceExhibits good pigment wetting and non-leafing propertiesUltra stable, non-leafing with good electrical charging and shear stability

STANDART® PCU 4000 COPPER POWDER

Special effect copper pigment designed for powder coating applications.

STANDART® PCU 4000 RICH GOLD

Special effect bronze pigment recommended for powder coating applications.

STANDART® PCU 5000 ALUMINUM POWDER

STANDART® RESIST AT COPPER POWDER

Copper gold bronze pigment recommended for solvent-based systems. It is suitable for aerosols, decorative paints and hammer finishes. It is conditionally suitable for automotive accessories, chrome effects and coil coatings.Benefits:It possesses strong hiding power and high color strengthIt offers higher heat resistance and color consistencyIt provides higher light fastness, heat resistance (up to 200°C) and better chemical stability Good color stability during the curing process