Frequently Asked Questions

• How do dispersing aids actually help color?

  +

  They wet and wrap pigments so they don’t clump back together. You get a tighter particle size distribution, higher dispersion efficiency, and long-term stability.

• Can this lower cost?

  +

  If color strength is equal, you can often dose less pigment. You’ll also use fewer additives and scrap less—so yes, total cost goes down.

• What’s the upside for final product quality?

  +

  Brighter color, higher gloss, tighter color tolerance, and less blooming/migration over time.

• How do you reduce color blooming and migration?

  +

  Use alpha-olefin synthetic, highly branched dispersants. They’re more compatible with the resin and “lock” pigments in place, so the color stays put and buildup drops.

• How do you keep batches consistent, colorwise?

  +

  Tight control on raw materials and process, plus outgoing checks on dispersion, viscosity, content, etc. That’s how you keep recipes repeatable and color differences in spec.