Mica-based pearlescent pigment powder
mica-based pearlescent effect pigment powder
Mica + oxide coating
Laboratory powders
Functional Pigments
Effect and functional pigment powders for formulation studies. Specify the mechanism, matrix and performance question alongside color and appearance.
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Pearlescent and color-shifting pigments
Compare the substrate, coating system and particle profile. Judge an appearance sample in the intended binder, coating thickness and viewing conditions.
Synthetic mica pearlescent pigment powder
synthetic-mica pearlescent effect pigment powder
Synthetic mica + oxide coating
Glass-based pearlescent pigment powder
glass-flake pearlescent effect pigment powder
Glass + oxide coating
Color-shifting pigment powder
color-shifting interference pigment powder (multilayer composition is grade-specific)
Multilayer pigment; composition varies
Temperature- and light-responsive pigments
Choose the response mechanism, then the activation range and processing limits. Use the intended binder and curing conditions when comparing samples.
Thermochromic pigment powder
thermochromic functional pigment powder (color-change system is grade-specific)
Thermochromic system; composition varies
Photochromic pigment powder
photochromic functional pigment powder (photoresponsive system is grade-specific)
Photochromic system; composition varies
Daylight fluorescent pigments
Record the color target, carrier and binder compatibility. A photograph cannot establish the appearance or stability of the finished formulation.
Daylight fluorescent pigment powder
daylight fluorescent pigment powder (fluorescent colorant system is grade-specific)
Fluorescent colorant + carrier
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Material selection guide
Start with the material identity and process, then check the details on the proposed datasheet.
Function & chemistry
Distinguish pearlescent, color-shifting, thermochromic, photochromic and fluorescent systems. A color label alone is not a material specification.
Matrix & processing
Describe resin or host, solvent, curing temperature, shear and loading. Include surface treatment and dispersion constraints.
Test conditions
Define the coating thickness, substrate and exposure conditions behind optical or functional targets. Ask which data applies to the candidate grade.
Before you choose
Can a pigment's catalogue effect be promised in any formulation?
The final effect depends on the matrix, loading, substrate and processing. Use a representative formulation test to compare candidates rather than transferring a seller's promotional result.
What does this directory cover?
This is a powder-material directory, not a finished-paint range. Conventional thermal fillers have their own category.
What to include in your request
A material name or reference datasheet is enough to start. Add any requirements you already know.
- Functional mechanism and composition family
- Particle size, morphology and surface treatment
- Matrix, solvent, loading and process temperature
- Appearance target and test conditions
Quantity, samples and documents
Nike has no fixed minimum order. Tell us the quantity you need; we’ll check supplier pack sizes and any minimums.
We’ll check the proposed grade, sample options, delivery timing and available batch documents. Include any essential COA, TDS or SDS requirements.
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