Guangzhou Eric Wei Chemical Co., Ltd.
Guangzhou Eric Wei Chemical Co., Ltd.

Clariant Sanodure Grey HLN liq Pigment

Clariant Sanodure Grey HLN liq Pigment is a high-performance liquid grey pigment dispersion for leather finishing, offering excellent lightfastness, migration resistance and compatibility with acrylic and polyurethane systems. Part of Clariant’s Sanodure pigment range, it ensures uniform shade development, easy handling and stable viscosity in aqueous formulations.
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Features Of Clariant Sanodure Grey HLN liq Pigment

  1. Highly stable liquid pigment dispersion for consistent color reproducibility in demanding industrial coatings.

  2. Excellent lightfastness and weather resistance, suitable for exterior applications requiring long-term durability.

  3. Optimized rheology for easy incorporation into water-based and solvent-based systems without additional grinding.

  4. Low volatile organic compound (VOC) content, supporting compliance with stringent environmental and regulatory standards.

  5. Uniform particle size distribution ensuring superior tinting strength and minimal sedimentation during storage.

Typical Applications Of Clariant Sanodure Grey HLN liq Pigment

  1. Architectural and industrial waterborne wall paints.

  2. Powder coating formulations requiring neutral grey tone stability.

  3. Automotive refinish basecoats and clearcoat systems.

  4. Plastic coloring for interior automotive components and household appliances.

  5. Wood stains and transparent decorative finishes where color clarity and UV stability are critical.

Specifications Of Clariant Sanodure Grey HLN liq Pigment

Chemical TypeMixed-metal oxide pigment dispersion
Product FormLiquid pigment dispersion
AppearanceHomogeneous grey liquid, free from visible particles or gel
Primary ApplicationsWater-based and solvent-based coatings, plastics, and wood finishes
Key FeaturesLightfastness (ISO 105-B02): ≥7; Weather resistance (QUV-A, 1000 h): ΔE < 2.0
BenefitsReduced formulation complexity, improved batch-to-batch consistency, and extended shelf life (>12 months at 5–30 °C)
pH Range7.5 – 8.5
Storage Temperature5–30 °C; protect from freezing and direct sunlight


Clariant Sanodure Grey HLN liq Pigment – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is the primary application field for Sanodure Grey HLN liq pigment?

A: Sanodure Grey HLN liq is specifically developed for use in water-based coatings and inks for industrial and decorative applications, including wood, metal, and plastic substrates. Its liquid format ensures easy integration and stable dispersion in aqueous systems.


Q2: Is this pigment suitable for food-contact compliant coatings?

A: Sanodure Grey HLN liq is not pre-qualified for direct food-contact applications. Formulators must conduct full regulatory assessment—including migration testing and compliance verification—based on the final cured coating composition, substrate, and intended use conditions.


Q3: How should Sanodure Grey HLN liq be incorporated into a water-based formulation?

A: It is recommended to add the pigment during the let-down or post-addition stage under moderate agitation. Pre-dilution with a portion of the formulation’s water or co-solvent may improve dispersion uniformity. Avoid high-shear mixing that could destabilize the liquid dispersion.


Q4: Does this pigment offer good lightfastness and weather resistance in exterior applications?

A: Yes — Sanodure Grey HLN liq is based on inorganic grey-shade pigments known for inherent stability. When formulated into appropriate binder systems and applied at sufficient film thickness, it delivers robust performance against UV exposure and atmospheric aging in architectural and industrial exterior coatings.


Q5: Can Sanodure Grey HLN liq be mixed with other Sanodure liquid pigments or conventional colorants?

A: It is generally compatible with other Sanodure liquid pigments within the same product family. However, compatibility with non-Sanodure colorants—especially those with different surfactant systems or pH profiles—should be verified through small-scale stability and dispersion tests prior to full-scale blending.



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