Pigment Red 254 Coating Version

The main difference between the coating version of Pigment Red 254 and the general version lies in their performance in various media. In paints, there is virtually no distinction between the two; however, in water-based paints, the coating version exhibits slight differences. These differences become more pronounced when used in plastics. The tinting strength of the coating version is about 5 points lower compared to the general version, making it a more cost-effective coloring option for paints.

The Coating version of Pigment Red 254 demonstrates excellent color stability in paints, meaning it does not fade over time, making it ideal for use in industries such as automotive and furniture coatings. Additionally, its relatively low price makes it an attractive choice for budget-conscious paint companies.

If you require a more vibrant color, the general version of Pigment Red 254 is recommended due to its stronger tinting power, making it suitable for industries with higher color demands, such as printing and oil painting. However, if you prioritize color stability and seek a price advantage, the Coating version of Pigment Red 254 is undoubtedly your best bet.