C.I. number or the current grade (any manufacturer), the system you work in, target performance, volume and destination. If the grade is still open, describe the application and the problem instead — that is enough to start.
Yes. Say what the pigment goes into (ink type, coating system, plastic and processing temperature), the shade and strength you need, and the end use. We propose candidate grades with the data for that system rather than guessing a single grade.
TDS and SDS on request for the grade you are buying; COA per shipped batch. See Technical documents for what to include.
Sample requests are handled through the same enquiry form. State the grade or candidate grades, the system, the test you will run and the timing you need. Sample quantity and shipping are confirmed case by case.
Compare within the same system and the same test method. Shade, strength, transparency or opacity, and fastness all differ between grades even when the C.I. number is identical. Our grade pages list the data recorded for each grade; we do not transfer values between them.
No. Price depends on grade, quantity, packing and destination, and is quoted per enquiry. Availability is confirmed at the same time — the site does not carry a live stock figure, and no page should be read as an availability promise.
We can propose candidates, but equivalence is a technical conclusion, not a naming exercise. We state what differs (shade, strength, fastness, system) and let you test. We do not declare a grade equivalent without data.
Goods are supplied from China. Packing options, quantities and lead time are confirmed in the quotation for the specific grade, since they differ by product form and destination.
C.I. number or application, volume and destination. If you do not know the grade yet, describe the system and we will propose candidates.
