Spectrasperse 6000 aqueous dispersions are high solids organic pigment dispersionsdesigned exclusively for the water-base ink market.The manufacturers of water-based inks can achieve significant
formulating and production advantages from the features of Spectrasperse dispersions. Their use provides for ease of handling, clean working conditions as well as consistent quality.
Spectrasperse 6000 dispersions offer:
Broad compatibility
High pigment loading
High strength
Low viscosity
Large selection of pigments
Excellent gloss and transparency
Non-settling characteristics
Easy to mix in
Spectrasperse 6000 product list
Spectrasperse 6000 Series
Code
Trade Name
Description
Pigment Index
BK-6075
Spectrasperse Black
Carbon Black
Carbon Black
BL-6011
Spectrasperse Blue
Phthalocyanine Blue GS
PB15:3
BL-6152
Spectrasperse Blue
Phthalocyanine Blue GS
PB15:3
GR-6074
Spectrasperse Green
Phthalocyanine Green
PG7
OR-6161
Spectrasperse Orange
DianisidiPK7ne Orange
PO 16
OR-6342
Spectrasperse Orange
Diarylide Orange
PO 34
RD-6020
Spectrasperse Naphthol
Naphthol Red YS
PR2
RD-6146
Spectrasperse Naphthol
Naphthol Red
PR146
RD-6170
Spectrasperse Naphthol
Naphthol Red BS
PR170
RD-6192
Spectrasperse Red
Quindo Violet YS
PV19
RD-6231
Spectrasperse Naphthol
Naphthol Red BS
PR23
RD-6266
Spectrasperse Naphthol
Naphthol Red MS
PR266
RD-6572
Spectrasperse Rubine
Lithol Rubine YS
PR57:1
YL-6142
Spectrasperse Yellow
Diarylide Yellow AAOT GS
PY 14
YL-6155
Spectrasperse Yellow
Yellow LDC
PY155
YL-6171
Spectrasperse Yellow
Diarylide Yellow AAOA GS
PY17
YL-6741
Spectrasperse Yellow
Hansa Yellow
PY74
YL-6832
Spectrasperse Yellow
Diarylide Yellow HR
PY 83
VL-6031
Spectrasperse Viole
Methyl Violet
PV3
VL-6235
Spectrasperse Violet
Carbazole Viole
PV23
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