#White Inorganic Pigment Market Size

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The Role of White Inorganic Pigments in the Evolving APAC Region: A Market Analysis by Product and Application

White inorganic pigments are a type of pigment made from inorganic materials such as titanium dioxide, zinc oxide, and barium sulphate. These pigments are used in a variety of industries, including paint, coatings, and plastics, to provide a white color or a reflective effect. They are also used in paper and ink applications, as well as in food colouring. The demand for white inorganic pigments…

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The global white inorganic pigments market size is estimated at USD 22.7 billion in 2021 and is projected to reach USD 29.5 billion by 2026, at a CAGR of 5.4%, between 2021 and 2026. White inorganic pigments are opaque pigments used to provide opacity and lighten other colors are examples of inorganic pigments. Titanium dioxide is the most prominent member of the group. Calcium carbonate, calcium sulphate, diatomaceous silica (marine creature remnants), and china clays are all members of this category. Paints with white extender pigments are used to cut costs and improve the qualities of the paint. High light scattering power, a high degree of hiding power, good tinting strength, a high degree of brightness, a negligible undertone (ideally none), and a high degree of whiteness are all required from white inorganic pigments. The light scattering power is the most significant attribute, which is determined by the refractive index, particle size and distribution, and paint vehicle dispersion. pigments used to provide opacity and lighten other colours are examples of inorganic pigments.

The Asia Pacific region is projected to be the largest market, in terms of value. Asia Pacific is also expected to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period. Growth in APAC is backed by the efficient demand and supply cycle of the paints & coatings, adhesives & sealants, plastics, cosmetics, paper, inks industry majorly in countries like China, India, and Japan among others. A significant bounce back is expected from the construction and automotive industry and this will drive the market in the area. APAC is also an industrial hub with a significantly large market size. Other factors, such as the increasing consumer goods demand, innovation in electronics and other sectors, etc., are expected to support the growth of this regional market during the forecast period..

The key players in the white inorganic pigments market Venator Materials PLC (UK), The Chemours Company (US), Tronox Holdings plc (US), LANXESS (Germany), Kronos Worldwide, Inc. (US). The white inorganic pigments market report analyzes the key growth strategies adopted by the leading market players, between 2017 and 2021, which include expansions, mergers & acquisition, new product developments/launch, and collaborations. 

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Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market - Forecast(2024 - 2030)

Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market Overview

Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market size is expected to be valued at $272.0 million by the end of the year 2026 and is set to grow at a CAGR of 5.3% during the forecast period 2021-2026. Water-based pigment ink contains pigments in a colloidal suspension with water as solvent. In comparison to other types of pigment inks, water-based pigment inks produce brighter colors and also provide light-fastness. The water-based pigment inks come in larger particle levels and therefore, it is not easily decomposed by the light. Water-based pigment inks tend to resist water and UV light better than dye-based ink and can restrain from fading for a longer period. The increasing adoption of water-based pigment inks owing to their economical uses and the growth surge of the textile industry is also contributing to the growth of the Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market. This is majorly driving the demand for Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market.

COVID-19 impact

Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the water-based pigment inks market was hugely affected, owing to the various legal and economic restrictions laid by governments across the world. The decline in the growth of the related industries is also restricting the growth of the Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market. For instance, Indian textile and apparel exports in 2020-2021 are almost 13% less (in dollar terms) than the previous year, provisional data available with the Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council shows. The exports were worth US$29 billion last year as against US$34 billion in 2019-2020. According to the National Council of Textile Organizations (NCTO), the U.S. textile and apparel shipments decreased from US$75.8 billion in 2019 to US$64.4 billion in 2020. This is majorly restricting the growth of the Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market. 

Report Coverage 

The report: “Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market– Forecast (2021-2026)”, by IndustryARC, covers an in-depth analysis of the following segments of the Water-Based Pigment Inks for Textile & Apparel Industry.

By Resin Type: Acrylic, Alkyd, Epoxy, Polyamide, Hydrocarbon, Melamine, Maleic, Shellac, and Others.

By Pigment Type: Organic Pigment, Inorganic Pigment (White [Titanium Dioxide, Zinc Oxide, Zinc Sulfide and Others], Colored [Chrome Yellow, Molybdenum Orange, Iron Red and Others], Black, Metallic, and Others.

By Application: T-shirts, Signage Flags, Home Furnishing Fabrics, Sports Apparel, Fashion Textile and Others.

By Geography: North America (USA, Canada, Mexico), Europe (UK, Germany, France, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Russia, Belgium, and Rest of Europe), APAC (China, Japan India, South Korea, Australia & New Zealand, Indonesia, Taiwan, Malaysia, Rest of APAC), South America (Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Chile and Rest of South America) and RoW (Middle East and Africa).

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Key Takeaways

Asia-Pacific market held the largest share in the Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market owing to increase in investments in the textile industry and growth of the textile industry.

Increasing adoption of water-based pigment inks is one of the major factors driving the Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market.

The growth in the textile industry is driving the demand for Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market.

Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market were majorly affected in terms of sales and distribution during the global pandemic. The situation is however set to improve by the end of the year 2021.

Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market Segment Analysis –By Resin Type

Acrylic segment held the largest share of 38% by revenue in the Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market in the year 2020. Acrylic based pigments are water-based pigments and is produced through the process of rheology. It is mostly used on textile substrates such as cotton/polyester combined fabric, cotton fabric and other textile materials. Acrylic resin emulsion is soft, anti-crocking agent and acts as the printing binder for textile printing and finishing. Acrylic resin emulsion is soft, anti-crocking agent and acts as the printing binder for textile printing and finishing. This will exponentially increase the demand for acrylic segment in the Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market.

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Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market Segment Analysis – By Pigment Type

Inorganic pigment segment held the largest share of 59% by revenue in the Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market in the year 2020, with a growing CAGR of 4.89% during the forecast period 2021-2026. The color pigment inks, especially chrome yellow garnered the most demand owing to its power of lightfastness. Chrome yellow consists of lead chromate and solid solutions of lead chromate and lead sulfate, which reacts to acid and alkalis and changes color accordingly. Reaction of chrome yellow with acid leads to the formation of orange dichromate ion and the reaction with alkali leads to the formation of pale-yellow chromate ion. Chrome yellow is a crystalline mineral consisting of lead chromate which can vary in hue from primrose yellow to orange. The yellow chrome pigments consist of fine particles that are dense and opaque. This is driving the demand for inorganic pigment in the Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market.

Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market Segment Analysis – By Application

Fashion textile segment held the largest share in the Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market in the year 2020, with a growing CAGR of 6.0% during the forecast period 2021-2026. The increase in the use and production of fashion textiles in the recent days is one of the major factors driving the demand for Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market. According to World Resource Institute, 20% of water pollution comes from the traditional textile coloration. Whereas the use of water-based pigment inks is eco-friendly, eliminates VOC emissions due to which manufacturers are leaning towards water-based printing ink which is driving the demand for Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market.

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Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market Segment Analysis – By Geography 

Asia-Pacific region held the largest share of 37% in the Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market in the year 2020, and is growing with a CAGR of 6.2% during the forecast period 2021-2026. According to data released to the Global Times by e-commerce giant Alibaba in China, clothing products were the best performer in the second half of the year 2020, climbing from ninth to fourth place on a list of the most popular product categories. The amount of apparel sold on Alibaba.com increased by 274 percent year over year in September, with the number of purchasers increasing by 266 percent. Furthermore, the textiles and apparel industry in India accounts for 13% of industrial production and 12% of export revenues, with a GDP contribution of 2.3%. The Ministry of Industry and Commerce of Paraguay stated in February 2021 that it will invest US$1.1 million in the manufacturing sector, primarily helping the apparel, textiles, and footwear industries, as well as other assembly operations. According to a recent report by the Australian Fashion Council (AFC), the Australian fashion and textile industry contributed more than US$18.6 billion (Au$27.2 billion) to the country's GDP in 2020-21. This is driving the Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market in the Asia-Pacifc region.

Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market Drivers

Increasing adoption of water-based pigment inks is one of the major factors driving the Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market

Water-based pigment inks has more advantages such as improved plant safety and a significantly lower environmental impact as compared to other types of pigment inks. Water-based pigment inks provide viable solutions to rather complicated problems in the textile industry such as pattern printing, dye ink absorption into the fibre and others. The usage of water-based pigment inks also poses less environmental threat as water-based ink pigments usually contains large volumes of water and a substantially lower content of (>1%) volatile organic compounds as compared to other types of pigment inks. This also makes water-based pigment inks to be easily stored, without much damage to the surroundings. Water-based pigment inks absorbs better than solvent-based pigment inks and thus gives consistent pigment to the fabric. Water-based pigment inks are also inflammable as compared to solvent-based pigment inks. This is majorly driving the demand for Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market.

Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market Challenges

Volatile price of water-based pigment ink is significantly restricting the growth of the Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market

The volatile prices of the various raw materials used in manufacturing water-based pigment inks is one of the major challenges restricting the growth of the Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market. For instance, Allnex, a global producer of industrial coating resins and additives, increased the prices of solvent borne and waterborne acrylics resins in Europe, Middle East and Africa during March 2021. This price hike further increased the price of critical raw materials, leading to an increase to US$0.18 /Kg (€/0.15 kg). Thus, the cost of raw materials is continuously increasing or fluctuating because of factors such as transportation & logistics, increasing demand, depletion of natural resources and more, which is affecting the price of water-borne pigment inks. Furthermore, in March 2021, the British Coatings Federation (BCF) has warned that a lack of critical raw materials and packaging, as well as major price hikes, could be the most pressing challenges for the coatings and printing ink industries in 2021. Thus, the volatility and increase in prices of raw materials such as titanium dioxide, acrylic, epoxy, polyamide and more is expected to create a significant challenge for the water-borne pigment inks market manufacturers during the forecast period. 

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The curing time, printing speed, and cost restriction of water-based pigment inks is also restricting the growth of the Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market

As much as water-based pigment inks has advantages, it also has various disadvantages such as high cost, more curing time, and printing speed restriction. This is limiting the growth of the Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market. When compared to solvent based pigment inks, water-based pigment inks take significantly longer time to cure. During the curing phase, water-based pigment inks are more vulnerable to effect of environmental conditions, such as temperature and humidity. Hence, solvent-based resins are preferred for applications in humid environments that don't allow water-based pigment inks to cure properly. Also, solvent-based pigment inks are typically more resilient than water-based resins during the curing of the coating. According to the Lawson Screen & Digital Products, Inc., water-Based Ink can be more expensive and it doesn't work well dark colored garments because of its lack of opacity and bleed-resistance. In addition, the capital and fixed costs of switching from solvent-based to water-based technology are significant. Hence, solvent-based resins are still widely used by small-scale businesses in developing countries. Furthermore, due to the high surface energy of the water component, water-based pigment inks cannot wet and print smoothly on textile and apparel materials. According to the Ink Intelligence LLC, in the modern textile printing, the biggest challenge for water-based inks is to keep up with the high press speeds (in excess of 1000 ft/min) commonly in place for solvent inks. This is restricting the growth of the Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market.

Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market Industry Outlook

Acquisitions and mergers, production expansion, facility expansion collaborations, partnerships, investments, are some of the key strategies adopted by players in the Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market. Major players in the Water-Based Pigment Inks For Textile & Apparel Market are:

Sun Chemical

DuPont de Nemours, Inc.

Huntsman Corporation

INX International Ink Co.

Mimaki Engineering Co., Ltd.

Avient Corporation

Huber Group

Spectrachem

Velvet Jet

Molkem

Inknovators

Achitex Minerva Group

Livingink

Virusinks

Covestro AG

Acquisitions/Technology Launches

In June 2021, Sun Chemical and DIC Corporation finalized the acquisition of BASF’s global pigments business, known as BASF Colors & Effects (BCE), a strategic partner which aims for high growth and high added value by expanding functional pigments into niche applications.

In June 2019, Huntsman Corporation launched a water-based digital ink “Novacron Advance. The product is used in cellulosic and polyester/cotton blends.

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Aluminium Hydroxide Market Size, Share, Demand, Growth & Trends by 2032

The market for aluminium hydroxide is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 5% from 2022 to 2032, reaching a valuation of US$ 2.8 billion. Aluminium hydroxide market sales totaled US$ 1.5 billion in 2022.

Aluminium hydroxide is an inorganic basic compound which is amphoteric in nature. Aluminium hydroxide is found in nature in the form mineral gibbsite. Generally Aluminium hydroxide is white colored powder in nature.  Aluminium hydroxide is also known under the name of hydrate of alumina or Aluminium trihydrate. Aluminium hydroxide is one of the important component in Aluminium ore i.e. bauxite. The freshly precipitated Aluminium hydroxide is present in the form of gel.

Aluminium hydroxide is an important part of the Aluminium hydroxide market. Aluminium hydroxide is used as a flocculent in water purification process. Aluminium hydroxide is also finding its application as an adsorbent or desiccant in gas purification process. In pharmaceutical industry Aluminium hydroxide is used in the formulation of antacids due to its basic properties. Aluminium hydroxide is also used as filler material for fire retardants.

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Aluminium Hydroxide Market: Dynamics

Polymers and plastics play a crucial role in this swiftly advancing modern industrial world, to increase the durability and enhance the properties of the plastics & polymers various additives such as flame retardants are being used. Increasing consumption of plastics & polymers is uprising the demand for fire retardants, which is a prime factor driving the growth of Aluminium hydroxide market. Increasing water pollution and increased environmental concern has elevated the need for waste water treatment, owing to which there rise in the demand for Aluminium hydroxide.

Up surged consumption of cosmetics and personal care products is positively influencing the Aluminium hydroxide market. Swift growth of chemicals and paper & printing ink industry is a positive impact for the Aluminium hydroxide market. Rising population & increased urbanization has led to the growth of textile industry which in turn has resulted into the growth of Aluminium hydroxide market. Adaptation of hard and fast lifestyle has resulted into the increase in the problems such as acidity. Due to which, antacids are one of the popular medicine amongst the consumers, rising uptake of antacids is fueling the demand for Aluminium hydroxide.

Aluminium Hydroxide Market: Key Participants

Examples of some of the market participants operating in the global Aluminium hydroxide market are

Magxid Fine Chem, Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd., Albemarle Corporation, Radhaji Pharma Chem, P J Chemicals, Avanschem, Showa Denko, Nabeltec AG, Huber Engineered Materials, Nashtec LLC, MAL Hungarian Aluminium and Hindalco Chemicals among others.

The Aluminium Hydroxide pigment market research report presents a comprehensive assessment of the Aluminium Hydroxide pigment market and contains thoughtful insights, facts, and historical data and statistically supported and industry-validated market data. It also contains projections using a suitable set of assumptions and methodologies. The Aluminium Hydroxide pigment market research report provides analysis and information according to Aluminium Hydroxide pigment market segments such as geographies, application and industry.

Key Segments Profiled in the Aluminium Hydroxide Market Survey

By Grade:

Pharmaceutical     grade

Industrial     grade

By Form:

Powder

Gel

By Application:

Flocculants

Adsorbent

Desiccant

Filler

Catalyst

Antacid     formulations

By End User:

Wastewater     Treatment

Plastics     & Polymers

Pharmaceuticals

Chemicals

Cosmetics     & Personal Care

Textiles

Paper     & Printing Inks

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PIGMENT FOR INDUSTRIAL COATINGS

INDUSTRIAL COATINGS Pigments are nothing but organic or inorganic dispersals that are insoluble in nature and hold the consistency of an ink or a paint. Industrial colors have been in use since many a centuries all over the world. The first discovery of synthetic pigment was of white lead (Lead Carbonate) and was also known as “Venetian Ceruse”. It was made in ancient Greece. Theophrastus of Eresos (300 BCE) was the first to describe its preparation. STEPS OF PIGMENT MANUFACTURE Packaging and construction industry contribute expansively to the production of pigments. Manufacture of pigments is intensively laborious. During manufacture, there are three vital stages that determine the final product. They are: - Synthesis: Chemical identity of the final product is concluded during the foremost step of synthesis. The pigment that is obtained at the end of this process is in crude form. Pigment identification is conducted by two major systems that depend on chemical structure. Two chemically balanced pigments with varied end-use properties can be obtained by surface treatment. - Finishing: Synthesis of crude pigment is followed by the process of finishing. Finishing determines the principal size of particles of the pigment. To modify the allocation of particle size of pigments, there are multiple mechanical & chemical processes that are useful in increasing or decreasing the size. Ease of dispersion, opacity & tint strength affect the properties of the pigment. Without further processing, certain standard pigments are given out as press cake which is the outcome of finishing phase. - Surface treatment: The concluding phase of pigment manufacturing is application of one or more surface treatments. Surface treatments can impact physical properties of the end pigment. Physical properties such as dispersion viscosity, coating gloss, ease of dispersion and light fastness can undergo alterations after surface treatment. During this phase, blending and drying with additional components can also be implemented. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HPPs & CLASSICAL PIGMENTS Pricing is the major point of difference when traditional pigments are compared to a high performance pigment . HPPs are valued higher when improved properties and cost-in-use are considered. Factors such as additional manufacturing steps and chemicals opted for enhanced properties contribute to the cost of HPPs. Keeping in mind the total formulation of pigments, the exact cost of a raw material is the cost in use. WHY CHOOSE HIGH PERFORMANCE PIGMENTS The color strength and opacity are two major properties that powerfully impact the cost in use. In traditional pigments, these two major properties detract from each other. In similar color space of a traditional pigment, enhanced chroma and opacity can be obtained in HPP by equally concentrating on surface treatment after the phase of finishing. There are certain properties that enhance and contribute to value propositions for HPPs. These include resistance to light, chemical and fade resistance. Better color acceptance and shorter dispersion times are results of innovative surface treatments. During paint manufacturing, the aforementioned processes help minimize time and cost expenditure. YELLOW COLOR FAMILY Shades of yellow in market of industrial coatings are used predominantly in road signs and also in construction equipment. HPPs in yellow color space provide exceptional fade resistance, high opacity and great chroma. Pigment Yellow 139 is an important shade that belongs to this family. When compared to classical pigments, HPPs are clearly a better choice. A remarkable set of pigments ranging from green shade to neutral yellow is Bismuth Vanadate Yellow . ORANGE COLOR FAMILY When compared to classical orange pigments, Orange Complex Inorganic Colored Pigments offer a higher fade resistance and opacity. DPP Orange , also known as Pigment Orange 73 provides a high dispersion with higher chroma making it an important choice. BLUE COLOR FAMILY Pthalocyanine Blue Pigments are remarkably high performing pigments that are important for industrial coatings. The spectrum of these pigments range from shades of green to shades of red. HPPs are known to have better fade resistance, color acceptance, ease of dispersion and better chroma when compared to PB 15 products. This is a result of advanced surface treatments of HPPs. RED COLOR FAMILY Red color is a vibrant part of one’s surroundings. It is present everywhere-whether it is an immediately stop sign or a Ferrari. Important properties of red color pigments are supreme fade resistance and high chroma. Not every classical red pigment exhibits a high chroma-some are unable to maintain their initial intense color. Certain pigments of DPP Red pigments offer higher opacity, fade resistance and deep chroma. These pigments range between Scarlet and Rubine . While bearing in mind the economical aspect of use and price of HPPs, one can achieve better products that exceed economic prospects and offer supreme performance in line with the choice of formulation. Read the full article

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PIGMENT FOR INDUSTRIAL COATINGS

INDUSTRIAL COATINGS Pigments are nothing but organic or inorganic dispersals that are insoluble in nature and hold the consistency of an ink or a paint. Industrial colors have been in use since many a centuries all over the world. The first discovery of synthetic pigment was of white lead (Lead Carbonate) and was also known as “Venetian Ceruse”. It was made in ancient Greece. Theophrastus of Eresos (300 BCE) was the first to describe its preparation. STEPS OF PIGMENT MANUFACTURE Packaging and construction industry contribute expansively to the production of pigments. Manufacture of pigments is intensively laborious. During manufacture, there are three vital stages that determine the final product. They are: - Synthesis: Chemical identity of the final product is concluded during the foremost step of synthesis. The pigment that is obtained at the end of this process is in crude form. Pigment identification is conducted by two major systems that depend on chemical structure. Two chemically balanced pigments with varied end-use properties can be obtained by surface treatment. - Finishing: Synthesis of crude pigment is followed by the process of finishing. Finishing determines the principal size of particles of the pigment. To modify the allocation of particle size of pigments, there are multiple mechanical & chemical processes that are useful in increasing or decreasing the size. Ease of dispersion, opacity & tint strength affect the properties of the pigment. Without further processing, certain standard pigments are given out as press cake which is the outcome of finishing phase. - Surface treatment: The concluding phase of pigment manufacturing is application of one or more surface treatments. Surface treatments can impact physical properties of the end pigment. Physical properties such as dispersion viscosity, coating gloss, ease of dispersion and light fastness can undergo alterations after surface treatment. During this phase, blending and drying with additional components can also be implemented. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HPPs & CLASSICAL PIGMENTS Pricing is the major point of difference when traditional pigments are compared to a high performance pigment . HPPs are valued higher when improved properties and cost-in-use are considered. Factors such as additional manufacturing steps and chemicals opted for enhanced properties contribute to the cost of HPPs. Keeping in mind the total formulation of pigments, the exact cost of a raw material is the cost in use. WHY CHOOSE HIGH PERFORMANCE PIGMENTS The color strength and opacity are two major properties that powerfully impact the cost in use. In traditional pigments, these two major properties detract from each other. In similar color space of a traditional pigment, enhanced chroma and opacity can be obtained in HPP by equally concentrating on surface treatment after the phase of finishing. There are certain properties that enhance and contribute to value propositions for HPPs. These include resistance to light, chemical and fade resistance. Better color acceptance and shorter dispersion times are results of innovative surface treatments. During paint manufacturing, the aforementioned processes help minimize time and cost expenditure. YELLOW COLOR FAMILY Shades of yellow in market of industrial coatings are used predominantly in road signs and also in construction equipment. HPPs in yellow color space provide exceptional fade resistance, high opacity and great chroma. Pigment Yellow 139 is an important shade that belongs to this family. When compared to classical pigments, HPPs are clearly a better choice. A remarkable set of pigments ranging from green shade to neutral yellow is Bismuth Vanadate Yellow . ORANGE COLOR FAMILY When compared to classical orange pigments, Orange Complex Inorganic Colored Pigments offer a higher fade resistance and opacity. DPP Orange , also known as Pigment Orange 73 provides a high dispersion with higher chroma making it an important choice. BLUE COLOR FAMILY Pthalocyanine Blue Pigments are remarkably high performing pigments that are important for industrial coatings. The spectrum of these pigments range from shades of green to shades of red. HPPs are known to have better fade resistance, color acceptance, ease of dispersion and better chroma when compared to PB 15 products. This is a result of advanced surface treatments of HPPs. RED COLOR FAMILY Red color is a vibrant part of one’s surroundings. It is present everywhere-whether it is an immediately stop sign or a Ferrari. Important properties of red color pigments are supreme fade resistance and high chroma. Not every classical red pigment exhibits a high chroma-some are unable to maintain their initial intense color. Certain pigments of DPP Red pigments offer higher opacity, fade resistance and deep chroma. These pigments range between Scarlet and Rubine . While bearing in mind the economical aspect of use and price of HPPs, one can achieve better products that exceed economic prospects and offer supreme performance in line with the choice of formulation. Read the full article

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Glass Microspheres Market Robust Pace of Industry During 2027

Stratview Research has launched a new report on the Glass Microspheres Market, which is segmented by Product Type, by Application Type, by Material Type, and by Region (North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Rest of the World).

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The Glass Microspheres Market is likely to witness an impressive CAGR of 6.7% during the forecast period. The prime factor that is contributing to the demand for Glass Microspheres is the increasing demand for Glass Microspheres in various industries.

This report on the Glass Microspheres Market has been put together covering various companies of the industry from different geographies. The study is a perfect blend of qualitative and quantitative research highlighting vital market developments, challenges and competition that the industry might face, along with opportunities and trends available in the Glass Microspheres Market. The report intends to present a thorough analysis of the Glass Microspheres Market and provide cutting-edge market intelligence to help decision makers undertake a sound investment evaluation. Besides, the report also classifies and analyses the emerging trends along with major growth drivers.

Glass Microspheres Market Outlook

In the report, the market outlook section mainly encompasses fundamental dynamics of the market which include drivers, restraints, opportunities and challenges faced by the industry. Drivers and Restraints are intrinsic factors whereas opportunities and challenges act as extrinsic factors affecting the market. The report aims at answering several key questions concerning the overall profitability in the market.

Few key players operating in the Glass Microspheres Market are-

The 3M Company

PQ Corporation

Omya International AG

Sinosteel Maanshan New Material Technology Co. Ltd.

Dennert Poraver GmbH

Sigmund Lindner GmbH

Dicalite Management Group, Inc.

SWARCO AG

Silbrico Corporation

Bublon GmbH

Growth drivers and Market Value:

This report, from Stratview Research, studies the Glass Microspheres Market value and growth drivers over the trend period of 2022-27. According to the report -

The demand for glass microspheres is highly subjected to the growth of the end-use industries where these microspheres are used. The COVID-19 pandemic has hit the business world on an unprecedented scale. It has caused the closures of business operations, the stoppage of factory outputs, and the disruption to global manufacturing industries and their supply chain. Major end-use industries, such as automotive, building & construction, and consumer goods, have significantly been affected. Despite short-term demand fiasco due to the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic, Stratview Research’s estimates suggest that the global glass microspheres market would be able to cross US$ 3.8 billion by 2025, expecting a hefty recovery after a downfall in 2021.

Segment Analysis:

Based on Application Type:

Based on the application type, the market is classified as plastics & rubber, paints & coatings, construction materials, agriculture materials, life sciences & pharmaceutical, and others. Paints & coatings are likely to remain the most dominant application, in terms of value, in the glass microspheres market during the forecast period. Glass microspheres reduce resin demand due to their lowest surface area; reduce volatile organic compound, shrinkage, and drying time by increasing solid content; provide good filling on uneven substrates; and provide lower viscosity compared to conventional fillers. In contrast to white inorganic pigments, such as TiO2, the glass microspheres efficiently reflect UV, Vis, and NIR radiations.

Based on Region:

In terms of regions, all regions are expected to mark a huge decline in 2021 in the wake of the rapid spread of the pandemic. Europe, which is currently holding the leading position, will manage its lead in the global market by 2025. Germany is the growth engine of the European glass microspheres market. Increased demand for glass microspheres in fuel-efficient vehicles and energy-efficient homes in the region is behind the dominance of Europe in the world. The short-term market demand is challenging in the European region with Italy, Russia, the UK, and Spain being severely impacted by the coronavirus outbreak.

Asia-Pacific, from 2021 onwards, is estimated to heal up with the fastest pace. China, India, and Japan are estimated to remain the major markets for glass microspheres in the region. There has been a growing presence of regional companies in the market.

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The report "White Inorganic Pigments Market by Product Type (Aluminum Silicate, Calcium Silicate, Calcium Carbonate, Silica, Titanium Dioxide, Zinc Oxide), Application and Region (North America, Europe, APAC, MEA, South America) - Global Forecast to 2026", size is estimated at USD 22.7 billion in 2021 and is projected to reach USD 29.5 billion by 2026, at a CAGR of 5.4%, between 2021 and 2026. Growth in the white inorganic pigments market can primarily be attributed to the growing involvement of white inorganic pigments in the paints & coatings, adhesives & sealants, plastics, cosmetics, paper, inks, among others. There is a continual demand from the construction, automotive and personal care industry as it helps in attaining high light scattering power, a high degree of hiding power, good tinting strength, a high degree of brightness, a negligible undertone (ideally none), and a high degree of whiteness are all required from white inorganic pigments. These are the key factors driving the demand for white inorganic pigments during the forecast period.

On the basis of application, the market is segmented into paints & coatings, adhesives & sealants, plastics, cosmetics, paper, inks, and others. The paints & coatings application segment led the market in terms of both value and volume. Paints with white extender pigments are used to cut costs and improve the qualities of the paint. White inorganic pigments, often known as hidden pigments, are pigments that give light scattering qualities to coatings. Because of their relatively high refractive index, they scatter all wavelengths of light, making them seem white to the human eye.

The Asia Pacific region is projected to be the largest market, in terms of value. Asia Pacific is also expected to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period. Growth in APAC is backed by the efficient demand and supply cycle of the paints & coatings, adhesives & sealants, plastics, cosmetics, paper, inks industry majorly in countries like China, India, and Japan among others. A significant bounce back is expected from the construction and automotive industry and this will drive the market in the area. APAC is also an industrial hub with a significantly large market size. Other factors, such as the increasing consumer goods demand, innovation in electronics and other sectors, etc., are expected to support the growth of this regional market during the forecast period..

Venator Materials PLC (UK), The Chemours Company (US), Tronox Holdings plc (US), LANXESS (Germany), and KRONOS Worldwide, Inc. (US) are key players in white inorganic pigments market.

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White Inorganic Pigments Market to Rear Excessive Growth During 2021-2026| Venator Materials PLC, The Chemours Company, Tronox Holdings plc, LANXESS, and KRONOS Worldwide, Inc. 

The report “White Inorganic Pigments Market by Product Type (Aluminum Silicate, Calcium Silicate, Calcium Carbonate, Silica, Titanium Dioxide, Zinc Oxide), Application and Region (North America, Europe, APAC, MEA, South America) – Global Forecast to 2026”, size is estimated at USD 22.7 billion in 2021 and is projected to reach USD 29.5 billion by 2026, at a CAGR of 5.4%, between 2021 and 2026.…

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Color Pigments | Navpad Pigments

Color Pigments for industrial application

Pigments are the most prominent ingredients used in the textile, paint, and cosmetic industry for coloration, accounting for the increased quality of products they are used in. With a market size of USD 36.4 billion, color pigments are an essential part of the existing and growing economy as they are easily transformable and highly saturated.

In this article, we are going to focus on the color pigment, its properties, and its usage in the growing industries where they are applied.

We, at Navpad Pigments promise production and delivery of high-quality pigments all across the globe since 1979. Our products are completely toxin-free and go through a monitored procedure before the final packaging.

Color Pigments are solid compounds that are usually inorganic and insoluble in water. They are either formed naturally or prepared synthetically in laboratories. In the modern industry, artificially prepared color pigments are preferred over the natural ones.

You can very well define color pigments as colored substances that are used to color other products. These are broadly categorized into 2 different states. Read on further to know more about the types of color Pigments.

Different types of Pigments

There are two main types of color pigments that cover most of the pigment industry:

Organic Color Pigment

Organic pigments, as the name suggests, come under the category of carbon elements. A large part of them is produced out of plant and animal materiality which proves the fact that it is a century-old pigment variant.

Organic pigments are usually used when you require a bright and vibrant tone. The most common hues that we find under this category are warm shades like orange, red, and yellow.

However, you will not find a wide availability of Organic color pigments as they are not utilized constantly. That is where our second type of pigment comes into play.

Inorganic Color Pigments

Inorganic pigments, often called synthetic pigments, are based on minerals and metal composition, unlike Organic ones. These are lab-produced and are taken into consideration when you require a dull color.

They are white which makes them perfect for mixing up with other colors and toning down the sharpness. Inorganic Pigments find a suitable space in the paints and ink industry.

Inorganic color pigments are easy to produce and are known to last longer than Organic Pigments. Hence, this variety of color pigments is extensively used in the market.

History of Color Pigments

In ancient times, minerals and crystals were used to produce color pigments. They used to paint their homes, objects, and even bodies with these natural pigments. The most commonly available colors are Blue, Sienna, Umber, and Yellow.

Lapis Lazuli crystal is one of the most popular blue minerals used for extracting a stunning blue pigment. Sienna and Umber came from Italy and Umbria, respectively. For the Black color, charcoal was the one-stop solution.

However, with the ascent of science and technology, lab-produced Color Pigments came into place. Experimentation and knowledge led us to the discovery of lighter and darker shades of a single tone.

Properties of Color Pigments

Some properties of color pigments that you must be familiar with are:-

Particles size varies in Organic and Inorganic Pigments

Composition is non-inflammable

Stable when implemented

Can stand the tension of UV rays

Physical factors such as temperature and wetness don't affect the pigment

Dissolvable only when an external supplement such as a binder is used

Non-toxic

High saturation and coverage

Inert chemically

Versatile to use

What are the common uses of Color Pigments?

The vastest use of color pigments is seen in the cosmetic industry. From lipsticks to foundations to blushes to contours, this substance is the base of all makeup products. The prime reason behind the use of color pigments (preferably inorganic) is the zero % of the injurious or toxic composition. The pigment is completely safe to use on skin and causes no

The other expansive industries that utilize the high saturation qualities of color pigments are the ink, paint, textile, plastic, and paper industries.

Conclusion

Color pigments are undoubtedly one of the essential roots for a multitude of companies and industries worldwide. Therefore, it becomes critical to provide the best material at reasonable rates.

Navpad Pigments offers you the most unique and precisely produced color pigments. Our global reach, easy accessibility, and quality products aim towards your growth. Reach out to us through the customer care link and we assure you the best assistance and guarantee.

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Dyes and Pigments Market – Share ,Pre and Post COVID-19 Scenario of Dyes and Pigments Market trends , swot analysis , forecast 2027

Market Synopsis

According to the MRFR analysis, Global Dyes & Pigments Market was valued at USD 34.2 Billion in 2019 and is projected to witness a CAGR of over 5% during the forecast period, 2020–2027.

The protuberant factor driving the growth of the global market is the high demand for dyes & pigments in the textile industry, prominently in Asia-Pacific and the developing economies of the Middle East & Africa and Latin America. Moreover, the prospering textile industry in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East & Africa on account of the availability of skilled and low-cost labor, favorable macroeconomic conditions, and abundant availability of natural resources (for fabric manufacturing such as cotton and jute) are further expected to boost demand for textile dyes in the textile industry in these regions. The rising demand for printing inks in the textile industry owing to the rising concerns over water pollution and wastage caused due to the use of synthetic dyes has been driving the demand for pigments in digital textile printing. Furthermore, the rising demand for pigments in the paints & coatings industry on account of the expanding residential construction and infrastructure projects in the emerging economies of Asia-Pacific is likely to drive the market growth during the forecast period.

However, the stringent regulations pertaining to the use of synthetic dyes and the volatile raw material prices are expected to be the key challenges for the market growth in the years to follow.

Regulatory Framework

The dyes and pigments used commercially are required to meet the specific regulatory standards set by the specific country to be safe for use in particular applications. These regulations vary by country or region and by the desired application.

The     European Commission - Regulation (EU) 2018/1513

Plastics     Regulation, (EU) No 10/2011

US     law [Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FD&C Act), sec. 721; 21     U.S.C. 379e]

Regulation     (EC) No. 1331/2008 (EC 2008a)

SEGMENTATION

By Type

Dyes: Dyes are an important class of synthetic organic compounds that are used in a variety of industries, including textiles, leather, inks, and paper. The segment held the larger share of the market, around 65 to 70%, in 2019. Dyes are generally divided as natural and synthetic dyes, wherein the synthetic dyes being used in a larger amount as compared to natural ones. However, with the rising concerns over the use of synthetic dyes and the shift towards sustainable clothing has driven the demand for natural dyes

The dyes segment is further classified based on application methods into reactive dyes, disperse dyes, acid dyes, and direct dyes, among others.

Reactive Dyes: Reactive dyes differ from other class of dyes in that their molecules contain one or more reactive groups capable of forming a covalent bond with a compatible fiber group. Reactive dyes are widely used in the textile industry owing to the high wet-fastness and its ability to impart long-lasting color. Reactive dyes are the most permanent of all dye types and are also the most widely used type of dye used on cotton and other cellulose fibers.

Disperse Dyes: Disperse dyes are nonionic dyes used to color synthetic yarns and fabrics such as nylon, polyester, and acrylics. These dyes generally contain azo, anthraquinone, and nitro groups, and are water-insoluble, relying on dispersing agents to spread the color molecules in water.

Acid Dyes: Acid dyes are majorly organic sulfonic acids and contain azo, nthraquinone, triphenylmethane, nitro, and nitroso chromophoric groups. Their colors are generally bright, and the fastness to light and washing is generally good, depending on the chemical structure of the dyestuff.

Direct Dyes: Direct dyes are soluble salts of complex sulfonic acids, including diazo or poly azo chemicals. These dyes do not require a mordant and the dyeing procedure is quite simple. 

Others: The others segment vat dyes and basic dyes.

 Pigments: Pigments are insoluble materials, usually in powder form, which add color to inks, paints, plastics, cosmetics, and food items. When used on textiles, the pigments require binders or other additives to attach to the fibers. Pigments market share can be derived from minerals as well as manufactured synthetically. Pigments are generally classified into organic and inorganic pigments.

Inorganic Pigments: Inorganic pigments are chemical compounds based on oxide, oxide hydroxide, sulfide, silicate, sulfate, or carbonate and can be classifikey groups, which are white pigments, black pigments (carbon black), colored pigments, and specialty pigments. These pigments have a larger average particle size compared to organic pigments and hence are opaque. Inorganic pigments held the larger share of the total pigments segment owing to the widespread use of these pigments in the plastics, paints & coatings, construction, and paper industries.

Organic Pigments: Organic pigments are mainly based on carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen and are classified into three main groups, which are azo pigments, polycyclic pigments, and anthraquinone pigments. However, these pigments may also contain metallic (inorganic) elements that help stabilize the properties of the organic component. Generally, organic pigments have a lower covering power than inorganic pigments but exhibit higher color strength and gloss.

 By End-Use Industry

Textile: The growth of the infrastructure segment is primarily driven by the increasing investments by the governments of developing economies across the globe. Colorants are an extremely important aspect of modern textiles. The color of a textile product is a major factor in the marketing and use of that product. Dyes and pigments are used to impart color to a textile material with some degree of fastness or permanence. With the rising production of textile products, the demand for dyes & pigments also increases. Moreover, the healthy growth of the textile industry in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East & Africa is further driving the growth of the market growth.

Paints & Coatings: The growth of the paints & coatings segment is majorly driven by the impetus provided by the growth of the residential sector in the developing economies. The rising residential and commercial construction, especially in India and China, due to the growing economies and population, the increasing government and private sector investments, the rising per-capita incomes, growing consumer spending, and the improving standard of living are together expected to boost the demand for paints & coating products in the region and thus favor the growth of the segment in the years to follow.

Printing Inks: The printing inks segment is one of the fastest-growing end-use industry segments in the global dyes & pigments market. Printing inks are majorly used for screen printing, pad printing, and digital printing applications. Organic and inorganic pigments are used for the production of various printing inks such as offset inks, publication gravure inks, solvent-based packaging inks, water-based packaging inks, and decorative laminate inks. The increasing demand for digital printing inks in the packaging, sports & leisure, and textile industries is likely to be a key factor fueling the growth of the segment.

Leather: Leather dyeing involves the application of direct and acidic dyes, most often with mordant, in alkaline conditions. The leather used in apparel making, automotive products, as well as for footwear and other consumer products, requires overall dyeing. However, the leather industry is facing challenging environmental regulations and specific requirements regarding eco-efficiency and consumer safety. Thus, the demand for eco-friendly dyes & pigments is increasing in this end-use industry segment.

Plastics: In the plastics industry, inorganic pigments are such as metal oxides and sulphides, carbon black are largely used, as they get easily dispersed in the resin. There are mainly two methods of plastic coloring, which are external coloring and internal coloring. External coloring is a method of dyeing the surface of plastics. It applies to printing, coating, and plating. Internal coloring is a method of dyeing plastics by kneading colorants into them.

Plastic colorants not only enhance the aesthetic appearance of the plastic but also helps in improving usability and quality.

Pulp & Paper: Paper dyes are applied in papermaking furnishes to achieve precise shade and quality targets. Direct dyes are the preferred dye group and are ideal for providing deep, lasting color in printing and writing papers, graphic and specialty papers, paper board, hygiene papers, corrugated case materials, and decorative tissue paper grades. New applications such as carbonless papers/thermal papers are likely to provide opportunities in the market in the coming years.

Others: The others segment includes food & beverages and personal care & cosmetics.

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By Region

North America: The growth of the residential construction sector and the ongoing infrastructure development projects, primarily in the US, is the primary driver for regional market growth.

Europe: Western European countries, including Germany, France, and Spain, are the major contributors to the regional market growth. The established building & construction industry is expected to support the growth of the regional market during the forecast period. Stringent regulations pertaining to the use of synthetic dyes have been driving the demand for the natural dyes in the region.

Asia-Pacific: Asia-Pacific is the largest and fastest-growing regional market for dyes & pigments, with China and India being the leading country-level markets. China, India, Bangladesh, Thailand, and South Korea are the major textile and fabric producers in Asia-Pacific.

Latin America: The booming construction sector in Mexico and Brazil and the expanding textile industry are likely to fuel the demand for dyes & pigments in Latin America during the forecast period.

Middle East & Africa: The high growth potential of the textile industry and the expanding construction sector in the GCC countries is expected to propel the regional market growth during the forecast period.

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