Colorant Chromatics™ FEP Colorants Colorant Chromatics™ PVdF Colorants Colorant Chromatics™ PEI Color Colorants

Colorant Chromatics™ FEP Colorants Colorant Chromatics™ PVdF Colorants Colorant Chromatics™ PEI Color Colorants

Coloring polymers in any process gives a degree of freedom and flexibility that’s not possible with pre-colored polymers. Why it’s a mistake: Solid and liquid colorants each have certain applications where they make the most sense in terms of coloring effects, efficiency, and results. There’s actually also a third potential pitfall here: A processor who purchases one type of equipment (liquid-color dosing or solid-color feeders) may wrongly believe their operation cannot accommodate the other type of color technology.

PES / PSU / PPSU Colorants Fluoropolymer Colorants: Colorant Chromatics™ PVdF Colorants: Colorant Chromatics™

Color & Additives Color & Additives Color & Additives

OnColor™ NIR Sortable Colorants OnColor™ NIR Sortable Colorants OnColor™ NIR Sortable Black Colorants

Facilitated lightweighting with a 50% long glass fiber PA66 thermoplastic that matched the performance of the incumbent metal part

Facilitated lightweighting with a 50% long glass fiber PA66 thermoplastic that matched the performance of the incumbent metal part

Streamline Color Development Colorant and additive dispersions that provide enhanced performance and color consistency Specialty Color Dispersions

After these changes are made, corresponding changes will be made to classification labels on our products so that classifications and warnings on documentation and labels match. OSHA has stated that it will not implement enforcement of the new labeling requirements in the U.S. until December 2015 to allow the logistics of implementing new color labeling. As June 2015 approaches, pictograms where necessary will display in color on both SDSs and product labels.