Premium grade strontium aluminate based photoluminescent (phosphorescent) pigments that can be dispersed in paints, inks, coatings, ceramic glazes and extruded into most plastics and resins.
Photoluminescent pigment is a type of glow-in-the-dark powder which is able to gather energy from light, either natural or artificial, and emit it to give a glowing effect. Luminous pigments absorb a wide spectrum of visible light and UV rays to fully charge and to ensure long afterglow. This process can be repeated many times.
Our pigments are not radioactive, nor toxic and can be dispersed in paints, inks, coatings, ceramic glazes and extruded into most plastics and resins. They radiate bright colours, making them ideal for the production of LLL systems and evacuation signage.
Apart from safety and way-finding, photoluminescent pigments have a wide field of applications that is transport and communication, architecture and design, fire safety systems or decorative accessories.
| Insoluble in | organic solvents |
| Decomposition by | acids, water, alkalis |
| Appearance | yellowish |
| Specific gravity | 3,4g – 3,6g/cm³ |
| Temperature resistance | from -50°C to +250°C |
| Excitation | UV radiation, white light (any visible light) |
| Excitation wavelength | 200~450nm |
| Peak value | 520nm |
| Glowing Color | yellow-green |
| Product code | Body colour | Emitting colour | Average particle size | Brightness (mcd/m²) | Weight (bag) | ||
| After 1 min. | After 5 min. | After 10 min. | |||||
| AS-40/A | light-yellow | yellow-green | 50-65μm | ≥ 2640 | ≥ 679 | ≥ 320 | 1 kg |
| AS-40/B | light-yellow | yellow-green | 20-40μm | ≥ 2903 | ≥ 791 | ≥ 390 | 1 kg |
| AS-40/C | light-yellow | yellow-green | 60-80μm | ≥ 3682 | ≥ 1001 | ≥ 480 | 1 kg |
Photoluminescent pigment is a type of glow-in-the-dark powder which is able to gather energy from light, either natural or artificial, and emit it to give a glowing effect. Luminous pigments absorb a wide spectrum of visible light and UV rays to fully charge and to ensure long afterglow. This process can be repeated many times.
Our pigments are not radioactive, nor toxic and can be dispersed in paints, inks, coatings, ceramic glazes and extruded into most plastics and resins. They radiate bright colours, making them ideal for the production of LLL systems and evacuation signage.
Apart from safety and way-finding, photoluminescent pigments have a wide field of applications that is transport and communication, architecture and design, fire safety systems or decorative accessories.
| Insoluble in | organic solvents |
| Decomposition by | acids, water, alkalis |
| Appearance | yellowish |
| Specific gravity | 3,4g – 3,6g/cm³ |
| Temperature resistance | from -50°C to +250°C |
| Excitation | UV radiation, white light (any visible light) |
| Excitation wavelength | 200~450nm |
| Peak value | 520nm |
| Glowing Color | yellow-green |
| Product code | Body colour | Emitting colour | Average particle size | Brightness (mcd/m²) | Weight (bag) | ||
| After 1 min. | After 5 min. | After 10 min. | |||||
| AS-40/A | light-yellow | yellow-green | 50-65μm | ≥ 2640 | ≥ 679 | ≥ 320 | 1 kg |
| AS-40/B | light-yellow | yellow-green | 20-40μm | ≥ 2903 | ≥ 791 | ≥ 390 | 1 kg |
| AS-40/C | light-yellow | yellow-green | 60-80μm | ≥ 3682 | ≥ 1001 | ≥ 480 | 1 kg |
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