Pigment MIX szafir 80ml — INCHEM POLONIA liquid pigment for coloring, 80 ml

INCHEM POLONIA Pigment MIX szafir 80ml is a liquid pigment in an 80 ml container formulated for tinting resins, coatings, polymers and craft materials. The sapphire shade provides a concentrated colorant that can be blended into clear or opaque systems to achieve blue tones and precise color matching for repair, decorative and industrial uses.

Advantages

This liquid pigment offers easy incorporation into a variety of matrices due to its fluid consistency, enabling accurate dosing and even dispersion. Its concentrated formulation reduces the amount required to reach the desired color intensity, which helps control cost and minimize alteration of the base material's properties. The product is supplied in a compact, resealable 80 ml bottle that is suitable for small to medium scale applications and for incremental color adjustments.

Suitable for

• Tinting epoxy and polyester resins
• Coloring varnishes and liquid coatings
• Adding color to polymer and plastic components
• Art and craft projects, model making and restoration works

Key specifications

• Form: liquid pigment
• Color tone: sapphire (blue)
• Volume: 80 ml
• Compatibility: formulated for use with resins, coatings and polymer systems (test compatibility with specific formulations before full use)
• Packaging: resealable bottle suitable for controlled dosing

How to use

Shake the bottle thoroughly before use to ensure homogeneous pigment distribution. Add small increments of the pigment to the target material and mix thoroughly until the desired shade is achieved. For two-component systems, add pigment to the resin base before adding hardener and follow the system's mixing instructions and pot life limits. Perform a test batch to verify color, viscosity and curing behavior prior to full-scale application.

Usage recommendations

Store the pigment in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Use protective gloves and eye protection when handling concentrated pigments. Avoid adding excessive pigment that could affect curing or mechanical properties; start with low dosage and increase gradually. Clean tools and containers promptly after use with an appropriate solvent or cleaner recommended for the base material.