Improved Waterborne Pigment Dispersion
An aqueous dispersion and pigment technology, applied in pigment slurry, inorganic pigment treatment, organic dyes, etc., can solve problems such as harmful coloring effect, increased clogging frequency, and clogging of inkjet print heads.
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The resulting diluted dispersion is extracted therefrom. Filter the diluted grind through a suitable screen to separate the beads. Pigment concentration at this stage
The degree is 12% by weight.
[0139] The DIA studied was then added to the pigment dispersant-containing millbase, and water as needed, to obtain
Compositions with a pigment concentration of 10% by weight. Other identical compositions lacking DIA served as reference for each study. with magnetism
The resulting samples were stirred for 5 minutes with a stirrer and their stability was assessed as described below.
[0140] The pigments listed in Table 1 at the end of this specification were used in the examples described herein.
Dispersant
[0142] The following dispersants were used as indicated.
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20 is reported to have an average molecular weight of 1,227 g / mol, 8.04 x 10 at 21°C
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M / l
CMC value in water and HLB value of 16.7. X-100 is reported to have an average molecular weight of 625 g...
Embodiment 4-
Embodiment 4-cyan color
Pigment (10wt.%): Blue D7079 (Pigment Blue 15:3)
Dispersant: Ultra PX 4585
The ratio of pigment / dispersant by weight: 1:0.6
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[0190] As can be seen from the table above, while the reference exhibits a significant increase in viscosity, resulting in a
Embodiment 5-
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[0198] The size distribution of the pigment particles after milling was assessed by DLS. The D of the millbase dispersion was found
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