Pigments and dyes are widely used in many industries such as textiles, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, plastics, paints, inks, papermaking and photography. The main difference between dyes and pigments is solubility. Pigments are powdered substances that are insoluble in water and are mixed with liquids in coating materials such as paints and inks. Pigments can be black, white, colored or fluorescent granular solids that are insoluble in the base material to which they are added.

Characteristics

1) Used for coloring paint, rubber, plastic, construction, etc. It is an inorganic pigment and is used as an anti-rust pigment in the coating industry. It is used as a colorant for rubber, artificial marble, floor terrazzo, a colorant and filler for plastic, asbestos, artificial leather, leather polishing paste, etc., a polishing agent for precision instruments, optical glass, and a raw material for manufacturing magnetic material ferrite components.

2) Used in the electronics industry, communication equipment, televisions, computers, and other magnetic raw materials and output transformers, switching power supplies, and their high U and high UQ ferrite cores

3) Used as an analytical reagent, catalyst and polishing agent, and also used as an ingredient for pigments;

4) Used for coloring the outer coating of various tablets and pills

5) Used as a magnetic material, pigment, and for the preparation of reducing agents, polishing agents, catalysts, etc.; used for coloring tablet sugar coatings and capsules, etc.

6) Used as a pigment for anti-rust paint. Because the mica iron oxide anti-rust paint made of this product has good water permeability resistance and excellent anti-rust performance, it can replace 

7) Edible red pigment. Used in red bean rice and konjac flour foods in Japan. Used to identify bananas whose stalks have been treated with preservatives. In the United States, it is mostly used for cat food, dog food and packaging materials.

VIII) Inorganic red pigments are mainly used for transparent coloring of coins, and are also used for coloring paints, inks and plastics.

IX) Widely used for coloring paints, rubber, plastic cosmetics, building fine grinding materials, precision hardware instruments, optical glass, enamel, stationery, leather, magnetic alloys and high-grade alloy steels; mainly used as magnetic materials, pigments, polishes, catalysts, etc., and also used in telecommunications and instrumentation industries; mainly used as magnetic materials, pigments, polishes, catalysts, etc., and also used in telecommunications and instrumentation industries. Inorganic red pigments.