Patent classifications
C09C1/642
LiDAR reflecting dark colored pigments and vehicles comprising the same
A LiDAR reflecting dark colored pigment includes a core layer formed from a reflecting material and a first layer formed from a first absorber material or a first dielectric material extending across the core layer. A second layer formed from a second absorber material different than the third absorber material extends across the first layer and a third layer formed from a third absorber material or a second dielectric material extends across the second layer. The third absorber material is different than the second absorber material. The LiDAR reflecting dark colored pigment reflects less than 10% of incident visible electromagnetic radiation and more than 60% of incident near-IR electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths between and including 850 nm and 950 nm for all incident angles of the visible and near-IR electromagnetic radiation between and including 0° and 45°. A color reflected by the multilayer stack has a lightness in CIELAB color space less than or equal to 40.
Use of iron oxide coated aluminum flakes having red 1.SUP.st .order interference color in coatings
The use of an effect pigment (a) comprising an aluminum-based substrate and an iron oxide coating having a red 1.sup.st order interference color in combination with a colored absorption pigment (b) for producing a coating having enhanced coloristic properties, in particular enhanced chroma, lightness and hiding power, is provided. The pigment combination of (a) and (b) is suitable for coloring plastics, a fiber, a film and a coating composition such as a paint, a printing ink, a varnish or a powder coating, preferably an automotive, an architectural or an industrial coating composition.
Non-magnetizable effect pigments
The present invention relates to a coloured effect pigment, comprising a substrate made of aluminium or an aluminium alloy which is optionally coated with one or more passivation layers, and an aluminium-doped iron oxide layer.
Surface-modified effect pigment and nail varnish composition
The invention relates to a surface-modified effect pigment comprising particular additives and to the production thereof. The present invention further provides a nail varnish composition comprising a) at least one effect pigment that has been surface-modified with a starting material (additive), where the effect pigment comprises a substrate in platelet form and optionally at least one coating applied to the substrate, b) at least one hydrocarbon resin as binder, and c) at least one solvent or solvent mixture, where the starting material (additive) for surface modification of the effect pigment is at least one compound taken from the group consisting of phosphoric ester-containing, phosphonic ester-containing, phosphonic acid-containing, fatty acid-containing and/or silane-containing compounds or mixtures thereof.
THIN FILM INTERFERENCE PIGMENTS WITH A COATING OF NANOPARTICLES
An article including a thin film interference pigment; and a coating including a selectively absorbing nanoparticle is disclosed. The article can exhibit increased chromaticity as compared to the thin film interference pigment alone. Methods of making the article are also disclosed.
Metal effect pigments with high chroma and high brilliancy, method for the production and use thereof
The invention relates to a metal effect pigment including a metallic substrate in platelet form and a coating applied thereto, wherein the coating includes a spacer layer. The invention further relates to a process for production of and to the use of the metal effect pigment.
INORGANIC PAINT PIGMENT WITH PLASMONIC ALUMINUM REFLECTOR LAYERS AND RELATED METHODS
An inorganic paint pigment may include a fluid matrix, and paint flakes carried within the fluid matrix. Each paint flake may include a common aluminum layer having a first major surface and a second major surface opposing the first major surface, a first plasmonic aluminum reflector layer carried by the first major surface, and a second plasmonic aluminum reflector layer carried by the second major surface.
LUSTER PIGMENT AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING THE SAME
A method for producing a luster pigment containing a plurality of scaly pigment particles that is capable of suppressing reactions between an aluminum layer as a core layer of each pigment particle and water, even when the luster pigment is exposed to atmosphere containing oxygen or water. The method includes forming a first layer on a surface of a film substrate through deposition of titanium as material, forming a second layer on a surface of the first layer through deposition of aluminum as material, and forming a third layer on a surface of the second layer through deposition of titanium as material, so as to form a stack including the first layer, second layer, and third layer stacked in sequence on the surface of the film substrate, and removing the stack from the film substrate and crushing the removed stack, so as to produce the plurality of scaly pigment particles.
LAMELLAR PARTICLES AND METHODS OF MANUFACTURE
There is disclosed a lamellar particle including an unconverted portion of the lamellar particle, wherein the unconverted portion includes a first metal, a converted portion of the lamellar particle disposed radially outward of at least one of a surface of the unconverted portion, wherein the converted portion includes a chemical compound of the first metal.
COATED PIGMENT
A main object of the present invention to provide a coated pigment that is composed of a composite particle comprising a silicon compound coated on the surface of a metal particle, and that can be dispersed with relatively few aggregates.
The present invention relates to a coated pigment comprising a composite particle containing a metal particle and one or two or more coating layers on the surface of the metal particle, wherein (1) at least one of the coating layers is a silicon compound-containing layer, and (2) the proportion of aggregates formed by adhesion of at least four of the composite particles with each other is not more than 35% by number.