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| Cadmiums and Mixed Metal Oxides | MULTIPURE
The cadmium sulphide and sulpho-selenide pigment line shows shades from lemon yellow to deep red colours. Excellent heat resistance, clean and bright colours and easy to disperse.
MULTITHERM
Based on inorganic metallic compounds. Its main features are the excellent resistance to the weather and UV rays and to the high temperatures of the industrial processes. These products also stand out by not containing heavy metals in their compositions.
Plastics
The pigments produced by Multicel have excellent combinations of properties, as light fastness and color intensity, or weathering and chemical resistances. For each application, Multicel has the adequate product. Are compatible with most kinds of the thermoplastic resins and may be used in the most varied transforming processes, as Masterbatch, small and large range injection, roto molding, high performance pipes extrusion and laminated PVC, among other specialties. As differential, Multicel develops products adapted to each industrial processes specifications.
Paints
Multicel pigments are constantly present in the artistic, electrostatic and road marking paints markets. With great interest in this segment Multicel presents the βTIβ line.
Intended to the industrial paints field, its use is recommended for situations that require higher resistance to the high temperatures and clean and bright colors. The TI line allows reducing the cost of formulations, substituting in full shade the organic pigments, or substituting inorganic pigments based on Lead with superior technical performance.
Glass, ceramic, sealants and special applications.
In the industrial fields of glass, ceramic compositions and mortar, the use of Multicel pigments is guarantee of obtaining bright and intense colors, resistant to light, heat, weathering and chemical agents. Even more present in the enamel market for glass and metallic plates, Multicel presents the line βVβ, specific for glass and ceramic. Multicel puts itself at service of its customers to develop new shades, following the trends of architecture and interior design.
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