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ETERNABRITE 651-1AP is a leafing aluminum pigment paste grade. ETERNABRITE grades are higher leafing grades with a fine particle size, offering good leafing properties and hiding power, and high whiteness/brightness decorative effect. Leafing; Silver Dollar

ETERNABRITE 651-7 is a small particle size, very bright, leafing aluminum pigment based on standard cornflake geometry. It is a cost effective pigment for producing strong metallic effects with good coverage in paste ink formulations. This grade is produced as a pigment paste carried in Magie Oil 47. Leafing

ETERNABRITE 651-PA is a small particle size, very bright, leafing aluminum pigment based on standard cornflake geometry. It is a cost effective pigment for producing strong metallic effects with good coverage in liquid flexographic and gravure ink systems. This grade is produced as a pigment paste carried in isopropyl alcohol but is not treated to inhibit the aluminum-water gassing reaction. ETERNABRITE 651-PA is not recommended for use in aqueous inks unless a careful evaluation of its stability in the final ink formulation produces acceptable results. Leafing

ETERNABRITE Premier 251 is a fine particle size, very bright, silver dollar leafing aluminum pigment with excellent opacity and distinctness of image (D.O.I) for solvent-based general industrial coatings. This grade is not recommended for use with chromatic pigments, as the leafing effect will mask the colorant. ETERNABRITE Premier 251 is suitable for use in general industrial coatings and maintenance coatings. Leafing; Fine particle size, silver dollar

ETERNABRITE Premier 251-PA is a coarse particle size, very brilliant, leafing aluminum pigment based on advanced lenticular flake geometry. It will produce strong metallic effects in liquid flexographic and gravure ink systems. This grade is produced as a pigment paste carried in isopropyl alcohol but is not treated to inhibit the aluminum-water gassing reaction. ETERNABRITE Premier 251-PA is not recommended for use in aqueous inks unless a careful evaluation of its stability in the final ink formulation produces acceptable results. Leafing; Fine particle size, silver dollar