Molybdate Red 3200 is an inorganic molybdate-based red pigment characterized by clean bright red tone, good lightfastness, strong heat stability (up to 200°C), low oil absorption and excellent migration/solvent resistance.
Its narrow particle size distribution ensures better color uniformity, suitable for applications where color consistency, long-term stability and processing reliability are required.
Industrial coatings,Coil and building coatings,Plastic coloration,Rubber products,Printing inks
Residue on sieve % ≤ | 0.3 |
Density (g/m3) | 5.3 |
Moisture (105℃) % | ≤1 |
PH Value | 4-8 |
Oil absorption g/100g | ≤22 |
Light fastness | 4-5 |
Acid fastness | 3-4 |
Weather fastness | 3-4 |
Heat fastness | 200 |
Migration fastness | 5 |
25KG/DRUM
Note: The data contained here are based on our current knowledge and experience. It is the responsibility of user to test our products before the final application.
These names are often used interchangeably in industry. "Molybdate Red" or "Molybdate Orange" typically refers to PR104-type pigments (lead chromate/molybdate-based). Exact shade and name depend on formulation and supplier.
No. Due to lead/chromate content in many traditional grades, these pigments are not suitable for food-contact applications. Use only pigments certified for food contact if required.
Yes — modern organic pigments and certain inorganic alternatives can mimic orange–red shades without lead/chromate, although they may differ in opacity, weathering, or cost. Discuss trade-offs with your pigment supplier.
Choose based on required heat stability, dispersibility, solvent resistance and regulatory constraints. Coatings often prioritize opacity and weather resistance; plastics require dispersion, melt stability and compatibility with polymer processing temperatures.
