Colored Phosphorescent Pigments

The phosphorescent pigments are special because they display a colourful appearance both during the day and at night.
This is indeed a particular property, as all natural phosphorescent pigments are a white or yellowish powder (under light).

Good to know:
The colour pigments by day have a lower luminous intensity (about 20 to 50%) in comparison to the colourless natural pigments by day

The colour by day can be the same or different from the rendering colour.

Available colours:
To view the actual day/night colours, check the image above

Available packagings:
15g, 330g, 1kg or 25kg

Properties: The colourful phosphorescent pigments by day respond to any light excitation, by producing light. This ability to restore light is not brief but will last for several minutes or hours.
The longer and harder you light up these pigments, the longer they will glow. The persistence also depends on the colour:
Green colours last the longest, while blue colours have shorter duration

Composition: strontium aluminate and dyes

Use:
Can only be used in a mixture (in all transparent media such as resins, binders, topcoats, plastics)
When these pigments are used in our Epoxy 4000 and WWA resins, the mixture can be dosed from 5 to 15% in 1cm thickness

Resistance:
The phosphorescence possesses a high temperature resistance (up to 800 0C.) and will last at least several decades (if the pigment is stored in its packaging, or immersed in its resin)
The colour by day can not withstand more than 200 to 250 0C, and cannot be exposed to long periods of sunlight.

Toxicity/Harmfulness: The pigments are not toxic or radioactive. Do not breathe dust.
Safety data sheet available on request.