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NANOX Advanced Pigments Controlled Free-Sulfur • Low FPV • Sub-0.1% Moisture

RS Pigments high-performance engineered pigment platform tailored specifically for demanding masterbatch extrusion, thin-gauge films, synthetic microfibers, and zero-corrosion automotive interior plastics.

Technical Governance: Grade-specific technical datasheets (TDS) with complete particle size distribution and certified DIN EN 13900-5 FPV values are provided upon commercial request for validated compounders.
NANOX Advanced Grade
Moisture (105°C) < 0.10%
Free Sulfur < 0.05%
DIN EN 13900-5 FPV < 0.5 bar/g
Thermal Endurance Up to 350°C

Engineered For Zero Tolerance Applications

Addressing critical extrusion defects: mold deposit, screen blinding, and volatile sulfur emissions.

Controlled Free Sulfur (< 0.05%)

Eliminates sulfurous outgassing and prevents mold corrosion in high-precision hot runner injection tooling and automotive interior plastics.

Low Filter Pressure Value (FPV)

Meets DIN EN 13900-5 extrusion screening tests with minimal backpressure rise, avoiding filter pack blockage in continuous spinning and film extrusion.

Sub-0.1% Moisture Content

Ultra-low residual moisture eliminates micro-foaming, pinholes, and dielectric breakdown in polyolefin cable sheathing and thin-gauge agricultural films.

Non-Nucleating Crystal Cage

Completely eliminates differential shrinkage and dimensional distortion in high-speed cap, closure, and thin-wall container molding.

Comparative Quality Benchmarks

Standard Ultramarine vs. NANOX Advanced Series

Clear technical differentiation verified across high-volume compounding trials.

Technical Parameter Standard Ultramarine Blue NANOX Advanced Formulation
Chemical Foundation Synthetic Ultramarine (PB 29) Surface-Optimized Ultramarine Complex
Free Sulfur Content 0.10% – 0.25% < 0.05% (Controlled Minimization)
Moisture (at 105°C) 0.50% – 1.0% < 0.10% (Ultra-dry conditioning)
Filter Pressure Value (DIN EN 13900-5) 1.2 – 2.5 bar/g < 0.5 bar/g (Ultra-low screening resistance)
Particle Size Distribution Broad monomodal (0.5 – 3.0 µm) Tight, narrow bell curve (sub-micron centered)
Thermal Stability Up to 300°C Up to 350°C (Extended dwell endurance)
Mold Deposit Tendency Low to moderate over long runs Virtually nil (Clean tooling performance)

NANOX Specialized Processing Series

Tailored particle morphology to address your exact industrial conversion challenge.

NANOX-FPV

Precision Masterbatch & Fiber Grade

Target: Microfibers, Spunbond Non-Wovens & 15-Micron Thin Films

Tested on 14-micron screen packs with FPV < 0.4 bar/g. Ensures unbroken filaments during high-speed polypropylene spinning.

NANOX-AUTO

Automotive & Technical Polymers Grade

Target: Under-the-Hood Components, Cabin Trims & Engineering Resins

Engineered for low volatile organic emissions (VOC), zero mold corrosion, and flawless color consistency across high-heat polyamide and polycarbonate cycles.

NANOX-HD

High-Density Surface Coating Grade

Target: Coil Coatings, Marine Primers & Powder Finishes

Sub-micron surface-treated particles designed for immediate wetting in high-speed dissolvers, minimizing bead mill residence time.

NANOX Technical FAQ

Compounding inquiries, test methods, and commercial availability.

What is NANOX and how does it differ from standard Ultramarine Blue?

NANOX is RS Pigments flagship high-performance brand engineered for precision extrusion, masterbatch compounding, and automotive components requiring negligible mold deposit, low filter pressure value, and zero odor. It undergoes specialized multi-stage purification and thermal conditioning to minimize volatile free-sulfur content and lower moisture below 0.1%.

What is Filter Pressure Value (FPV) and why is it important for masterbatch?

Filter Pressure Value (FPV), measured under DIN EN 13900-5, quantifies pigment dispersibility in a molten polymer passed through a standardized screen filter. A high FPV means agglomerates are clogging the filter, causing high backpressure, frequent screen changes, and yarn breakage in fiber production. NANOX delivers an ultra-low FPV (< 0.5 bar/g).

Why is low free-sulfur essential for automotive applications?

Free sulfur can cause silver or copper terminal corrosion in electrical systems, foul precision mold cavities, and produce objectionable odor during high-temperature injection molding. NANOX controls free sulfur to < 0.05%, making it safe for interior automotive trims and electrical enclosures.

How can our compounding lab obtain a NANOX Technical Datasheet (TDS)?

Grade-specific technical datasheets (TDS) and Certificates of Analysis (CoA) with batch-specific particle size distribution and FPV data are provided directly upon commercial inquiry through our technical portal.

Upgrade Your Compounding Lines with NANOX

Contact our engineering specialists to schedule a trials batch, complete with certified FPV and PSD test reports.