Aluminium & Goldbronze Pigment For Coating

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04 Technical Information
10 1 Aluminium Pigments leafing
2 Aluminium Pigments non leafing

12 2.1 Cornflakes for solventborne systems
14 2.2 Silverdollars for solventborne systems
16 3 Vacuum metallized pigments (VMPs)
18 4 Waterborne systems non leafing
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P I G M E N T S
22 5 Powder Coatings
6 Specialities
24 6.1 Coil Coatings
6.2 Aluminium Pellets
26 7 Goldbronze Pigments
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I N T R O D U C T I O N – T E C H N I C A L I N F O R M AT I O N
Metallic Pigments
for Coatings
Metallic pigments are utilized in the coatings industry for numerous and
differing applications. Besides creating the typical “metallic effect”, they
are also used to fulfill functional requirements such as corrosion protection,
conductivity, and others:
Automotive Coatings
– OEM
– Refinish
– Parts and Accessories
Plastic Coatings (ex. Consumer Electronics)
– TV Cabinets, cell phones, cameras, computer housings, etc.
Coil Coatings
Can Coatings
Powder Coatings
General Industrial Coatings
Anti-Corrosion Coatings
Watercraft Primer Coatings
Roof Coatings
Decorative Coatings (including aerosol)
and many more
The flakes particle size ranges from 5 to >50 µm in diameter and a thickness of
4 20 nm (VMP) to 1µm. These metal pigments are composed of aluminium and
brass alloys, commonly referred to as gold bronze pigments.
The Manufacturing process
of Aluminium Pigments
Modern aluminium pigments are produced in a wet
milling process in ball mills (Hall Process), whereas
gold bronze pigments are produced in a dry milling
process (Hametag Process).
The manufacturing process begins with milling
atomized aluminium powder to the desired particle
size and form in white spirit / mineral spirits with the
addition of lubricating additives. After a screening and
classification process, the pigment suspension in the
mixer is pressed out and the “press cake“is adjusted
with solvents to a metal content of typically 65 %.
Should the end application require solvents other

than hydrocarbons (ex. pastes in water, water
solutable solvents, or other types of solvents), the
press cake is dried and the powder again is pasted
with the required solvents or water.
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So called “Vacuum Metallized Pigments“ (“VMP“),
Cornflake our DECOMET series, are produced by releasing
aluminium of metallized films. The aluminium is then
further processed and the particle size adjusted.
These pigments are considerably thinner and offer
a surface which is substantially smoother and
therefore much more reflective than conventional
aluminium flakes.
Silverdollar
Depending on the production process
we distinguish between
– Lamellar flakes (Cornflakes)

– Lenticular flakes (Silver-dollars)
– Vacuum Metallized Pigments (VMP’s)
VMP
Leafing/Non leafing
coating film
As a result of the wetting behavior of the flakes, the
metallic pigments either float on the wet film substrate
(leafing), building a layer of pigments on the film LEAFING-PIGMENT
surface, or the pigments become fully wetted out
and distribute themselves homogeneously in the
paint film (non leafing).
The wetting behavior is determined by the lubricating

additives used in the milling process. Leafing pigments
substrate
are achieved when using stearic acid whereas non
leafing pigments can be produced when unsaturated NON LEAFING-PIGMENT
fatty acids (ex. oleic acid) are used.
Leafing pigments create a silver ”metallic effect” and One of the main advantages, however, is the possibi-
are primarily used in corrosion protection coatings, lity to create tinted ”metallic effects” when mixing
decorative coatings, as well as roof coatings. the metallic pigment with transparent pigment.
The disadvantage of the leafing effect is its poor
recoatability (either with itself or a clearcoat) and Typical applications include anti-corrosion and
abrasion resistance. Tinted metal effects are not general industrial coatings.
possible because of the pigment orientation.
Non leafing aluminium pigments that meet the quality
As non leafing pigments are distributed homoge- criteria below are primarily used in automotive coa-
nously throughout the paint film, these are better tings (typically used with an additional clearcoat) as
6 protected from abrasion and corrosive influences. well as in high quality industrial coatings for coil,
They can easily be over-coated. can and plastics applications.
The “Metallic Effect“
Physically, the “metallic effect“ is based
on the reflection of light on the smooth
surface of the pigment. This reflec-
tion however is overlayed by the light
scattered at the edges of the flake and
by the micro-roughness of the pigment
surface. Therefore the “metallic effect“
is the sum of the reflection and the
scattering of light. The higher the ratio
of reflected light, the more intense is light reflection at lamellar smooth surfaces
the “metallic effect”. light scattering at edges and rough surfaces
This results in the following quality criteria, which,

depending on the application, are to be considered
when metallic pigments are selected.
Particle Size smooth surface, the reflection is maximized and the

The larger the particle (= the reflecting surface), amount of scattered light is significantly reduced.
the greater the “metallic effect“ (brilliance, “sparkle The “metallic effect“ becomes more intense and the
effect“). The finer the particle, the higher the scatte- brilliance and brightness is clearly enhanced when
ring at the edges. Consequently, the effect becomes compared to similar size “cornflake pigments“. Silky
more homogenous but also darker. luster effects can be achieved with fine “Silverdollars“.
This pigment class (d50: 8 – 20 µm) is presently the
The selection of particle size is primarily determined most utilized aluminium in metallic automotive coa-
by the manufacturing technology and is described by tings and high quality industrial coatings.
the d50-value (average particle size). Typical metal
pigments range from approximately 3 µm (offset Particle Size Distribution
printing) to over 50 µm (“high sparkle effect“). Also here the same rule applies: the higher the
The aluminium pigments used for automotive coa- portion of fine and very fine pigments particles, the
tings, consumer electronics, coil coatings, powder higher the scattering of light, resulting in the loss of
coatings and other applications offer a d50 range the metallic appearance. However, particles that are
of approximately 8 – 25 µm. too coarse, have a detrimental effect in the appli-
cation process and visual effects (surface gloss,
Particle shape – Pigment Morphology “DOI-value“, opacity etc.). Therefore, in recent years
With the development of the “Silver-dollar Pigments“, R&D efforts have focused on pigments that have
new spheres in ”metallic effects” could be created. excellent morphology and are tightly classified within 7
As a result of the coin-like particle form and the the required particle size category.
Pigment Orientation Flop Effect
In addition to the above described characteristics: The ”Flop Effect“ (also known as ”two-tone or travel “)
particle size, particle size distribution and pigment must also be addressed. Besides brilliance, gloss, and
morphology, the orientation of pigment particles ”sparkle“, it is one of the most characteristic criteria of
when applied is of extreme importance. the ”metallic effect”. Flop considers the brightness in
relationship to the viewing angle. Close to the gloss
The more parallel the metallic flakes are oriented in angle one can measure maximum brilliance; whereas
the coating film, the better the level of light reflection when viewing from a different angle, the effect appears
and thus the better the ”metallic effect”. considerably darker. Three dimensional objects, as for
Depending on the end use, the formula and applica- example car bodies, appear much more sculpted and
tion conditions play a decisive role here. of higher quality. This surely contributed strongly to
the success of such ”metallic effects” in automotive
coating applications.
Metal Pigments for

Environmentally Friendly Coating Systems
One essential requirement of the environmentally
conscious coatings industry is the reduction of
volatile organic compounds or VOC’s.
This can be achieved by reducing the solvent content

step by step, even to the extent of making completely
solvent free coatings, such as powder coatings
Low solids Medium solids High solids Powder coatings

10-30 % 30-50 % 50-80 % 100 % solids
Low or no VOC can also be achieved when organic In any of these modern applications metallic
solvents are replaced with water in so called “water pigments are widely used.
borne coatings”
These as well as other special applications make it
In energy cured coatings systems (UV or EB) solvents necessary to customize these pigments with special
are replaced with monomers, which are chemically chemical treatments (ex. organic or inorganic
integrated into the dry film through polymerization surface coatings).
and are therefore also considered “VOC free“.
Also, improved application processes with better

efficiency (ex. electrostatic spray) or complete
8 solvent recycling via incineration (ex. coil coating)
help to protect our environment.
Water Borne Coating Systems Effect, electric chargeability, as well as chemical
The primary problem with water borne coating resistance of the pigment are all positively influenced
systems is the gassing stability of the metal pigments, through special surface coatings of the pigments.
which has an impact on storage stability. As an example with Powdal XT, new technology made
The underlying chemical reaction of aluminium and it possible to fulfill the stringent requirements of the
water, which creates hydrogen gas can be prevented construction industry such as certain AAMA specifi-
either by utilizing suitable inhibitors (e.g. organic cations (hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, and mortar
phosphorus compounds) or by coating the surface testing) and GSB-Norm.
with silica.
Powder Coatings
Metallic powder coatings should not be produced in a
co-extrusion process. The high shear forces, espe-
cially in the milling process, would destroy the flakes
and severely influence the effect. However, if it still
desired to utilize metallic pigments in this process, it
is recommended to use pigment-binding agent
compositions, such as pellets (GRANDAL for alumi-
niums, GRANDOR for bronzes).
Metal pigments are primarily used in the Dry Blend
Process or are bonded to the powder resin in a
special bonding process to assure the reuseability of
overspray.
With modern surface treatments also other

requirements are achieved:
– humidity resistance and intercoat adhesion for automotive OEM
– circulation resistance for automotive OEM
– “shock-proof“ TV-cabinet coatings
– chemical resistance for consumer electronics, appliances, and automotive interior
– weather resistance for external use (powder coating, coil coating)
Additional information is provided under the individual

special product categories.
Guideline-formulations, technical information as

well as our competent technical service are available
globally.
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1 Aluminium Pigments leafing
Leafing pigments provide a bright metallic – almost white – appearance and are available
in powder and paste form.
PP Powders
Aquasilber LPW Waterpastes
Morphology Product Denomination non-volatile Solvent

content %
EM / 70 65 ± 2 white spirit
PP / 770 100 –
PP / 970 100 –
PP / 1170 100 –
PP / 1370 100 –
Metaface 2150 100 –
Aquasilber LPW / 780 65 ± 2 water
10
D50-value Applications Outstanding Features
approx. µm
20
17
standard white spirit pastes
13
10
20
17
13 powders – free of any solvent
10
13
20
17
stabilized leafing pastes for
13 waterborne systems
10
13
11
2.1 Cornflakes for solventborne systems
POLYTOP Economy cornflake series
ALUMET Standard cornflake series
ALUCAR Premium cornflake series

content %
Polytop 1050 65 ± 2 white spirit / aromatics
Polytop 0900 65 ± 2 white spirit
Alumet 1200 65 ± 2 white spirit / aromatics
Alucar 2600 65 ± 2 white spirit / aromatics
12
approx. µm
22
20
18
wide particle size distribution,
14 excellent hiding power
11
8
32
22 narrower particle size distribution,
20 good hiding power,
good metallic appearance
18
14
24
20 very narrow particle size distribution,
17 bright metallic appearance
11
13
2.2 Silverdollars for solventborne systems
ALUBRIGHT 3000 Standard series – Coarse to medium fine silverdollar grades
ALUSHINE 6000 Standard series – Medium to fine silverdollar grades
ALUSHINE 7000 Premium series – Medium to fine silverdollar grades
ALUSTAR 8000 Premium series – Thin silverdollar grades

content %
Alubright 3100 70 ± 2 white spirit / aromatics
Alushine 6200 70 ± 2 white spirit / aromatics
Alushine 6600 XB 70 ± 2 white spirit / aromatics

Alustar 8500 60 ± 2 white spirit / aromatics
14
approx. µm
75
56
47
34 narrow particle size distribution,
31 coarse grades show high sparkle effekt
29
27
24
24
22
silverdollars standard;
18 narrow particle size distribution
18
15
18
thick silverdollars premium; very narrow
13 particle size distribution; strong and dark flop
8 recommended for circulation resistance
thin silverdollar;
15 superb hiding power + liquid metal effect
15
3 Vacuum metallized pigments
(VMPs)
DECOMET 1000 Economy series white appearance
DECOMET 2000 Standard series
DECOMET 3000 Premium series
DECOMET 4000
High end series dark + metallic appearance
DECOMET 5000

content %

Decomet 2687 / 30 30 ± 0,5 methoxypropyl acetate / white spirit

Decomet 1008 / 10 10 ± 0,5 methoxypropyl acetate



+ Slurries including different solvents (ethyl acetate & isopropyl acetate) are available upon request

content %
Decomet 1050 / 10 10 ± 0,5 water

Decomet 2057 / 10 10 ± 0,5 tripropylenglycolmethylether
16
approx. µm
10 - 11 leafing grade;
outstanding mirror effect
light metallic;
12 - 15
white appearance
12 - 15
10 - 11 chrome like metallic effect
11 - 14
dark metallic, good opacity;
10 - 11
stainless steel
11 - 14
very dark metallic, superb opacity;
11 - 14 platinum

approx. µm
12 - 15 passivated for waterborne systems
not recommended for rim coating
12 - 15 excellent humidity resistance; perfect intercoat
adhesion recommended for rim and glass coatings
17
4 Waterborne systems non leafing
AQUAMET NPW phosphor organic treated
AQUAMET WPO phosphor organic treated (modified)

content %
Aquamet NPW / 2600 60 ± 2 water

Aquamet WPO / 2600 60 ± 2 water

Aquamet WPO / 3200 / 65 65 ± 2 water
Aquamet WPO / 3400 / 70 65 ± 2 water
18
µm
24
22
18
11
56 no VOC content;
34 specially recommended for mono-coat systems
24
22
18
15
24
no VOC content;
good intercoat adhesion;
56 specially recommended for two-coat systems
34
19
AQUAMET CP-BG SiO2 encapsulated

content %
Aquamet CP-BG / 2600 60 ± 2 butyl glycol
Aquamet CP-BG / 2900 / 50 50 ± 2 butyl glycol
Aquamet CP-BG / 8500 / 50 50 ± 2 butyl glycol
20
µm
24
22
18
11
good circulation resistance;
56 non-conductive setup offers
34 excellent chemical resistance;
recommended for plastic coatings
18
15
15
13
21
5 Powder Coatings
All Powdal grades are recommended for dry blend as well as bonding applications.
For extrusion we recommend Grandal pellets (see 6.3).
Morphology Product Denomination Stabilization D50-value

leafing
Powdal 70 20
Powdal 110 13
Powdal 130 10
Powdal 170 6
Powdal 170 XB 6
non leafing
Powdal 310 n.l. 75
Powdal 320 n.l. 54
Powdal 340 n.l. 34
Powdal 2600 SiO2 24
Powdal 2650 SiO2 20
Powdal 1500 SiO2 22
Powdal 1700 SiO2 18
Powdal 2900 SiO2 11
Powdal 3100 SiO2 75
Powdal 3200-01 SiO2 54
Powdal 6600 SiO2 18
Powdal 6900 SiO2 15
Powdal 8500 SiO2 15
Powdal 8500 HC SiO2 15
Powdal 2600 XT SiO2 24

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Powdal leafing Untreated – leafing
Powdal non leafing Untreated – Economy series
Powdal nl SiO2 Silica encapsulated – Standard series
Powdal nl HC Silica encapsulated – High Chrome Effect
Powdal nl XT Silica encapsulated – Premium series
Applications Outstanding Features

approx. µm
bright and chrome-like effect

apperance combined with excellent hiding power
best available hiding power
high sparkle series,

only for interior applications
high cost-effectiveness,
only for interior applications
excellent chemical resistance

and metallic appearance
superior metallic effect without fingerprints

chrome-like effect with strongly improved fingerprint resistance
excellent
chemical
resistance
fulfills GSB especially
standard
(mortar resistant) for exterior
usage
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6 Specialities ALUCOIL

Aluminiumpigments specially for coil and can
coatings. Quality control is done in a coil-
coating system ensuring perfect batch to batch
6.1 Coil / Can Coatings consistency.

content %
Alucoil 2600 CC 65 white spirit / aromatics
Polymer Coated

Alucoil XT 1700 CC 50 white spirit / aromatics

6.3 Aluminium pellets GRANDAL Aluminium pellets based on aldehyde resin
Morphology Product Denomination metal D50-value

content % µm
leafing
Grandal 770 ca. 95 20
non leafing
24 Grandal 6600 ca. 95 18

µm
24
18
11
50
Standard series – not encapsulated
34
18
8
15
18
Premium series – excellent chemical
56 resistance due to its polymer encapsulation
34
13
15
Applications Outstanding Features
solventfree easy to dose
25
7 Goldbronze Pigments
Powders + Waterborne Pastes
LUMINOR
UNICOAT Powders – not passivated
GOLDFLITTER
CONSTANT Powders – SiO2 encapsulated
AQUADOR Pastes – stabilized version for waterborne systems
GRANDOR Pellet version
Morphology Product Denomination metal D50-value

content % µm
Luminor 2210 100 50
Luminor 2250 100 35
Luminor 2550 100 35
Luminor 2280 100 20
Luminor 2580 100 20
Luminor 2350 100 16
Unicoat 3050 100 11,5
Unicoat 3850 100 6

Grandor 426 n.l. 95 9

Constant 2210 / N 100 45
Constant 2250 / N 100 33
Constant 2280 / N 100 28
Constant 4117 / N 100 11
Aquador 2250 70 35
Aquador 2550 70 35
Aquador 2580 70 20
Aquador 2350 70 16
Aquador 3050 70 11,5
Aquador 4350 70 6
Goldflitter 200 100 200
Goldflitter 1000 100 1000
Goldflitter Constant 200 100 200
26 all powders are available in paste and granule form as well
Standard Colors: Rich Gold: RG; Rich Pale Gold: RPG; Pale Gold: PG; Copper: CO
Special Colors: English Green: EG; Citron: CT; Gold Color: GC; Ducat Gold: DG; Fire Red: FR; Maron: MR
Shades Applications Outstanding Features
RG; RPG; PG; CO; DG

RG; RPG; PG; CO; EG; CT; GC; DG; FR
RG; RPG; PG; CO
brilliant deep shades
RG; RPG; PG; CO; DG
RG; RPG; PG; CO; EG; CT; GC; DG; FR; MR
RG; RPG; PG; CO; DG
RG; RPG; PG
RG; RPG; PG; CO excellent hiding power
RG; RPG; PG; DG special non leafing setup
RG; RPG; PG; CO

RG; RPG; PG; CO silica encapsulated
RG; RPG; PG; CO; EG; CT; DG; FR high chemical resistance
RG; RPG; PG; CO
RG; RPG; PG; CO; EG; CT; GC; DG; FR
RG; RPG; PG; CO
RG; RPG; PG; CO; EG; CT; GC; DG; FR; MR stabilized leaving pastes for
RG; RPG; PG; CO; DG waterborne systems
RG; RPG; PG
RG; RPG; PG
RG; PG; CO
coarse goldflitter for high
RG; PG; CO
sparkle effects
RG; PG; CO
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TEL.: + 420 572 642121 TEL.: + 1 508 881 9147
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ITALY:
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TEL.: + 86 21 5774 9910
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FAX: + 86 21 5774 9920
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Automotive and
Can coatings
accessories coatings
Chrome effect/decoration
Industrial coatings
and reflective coatings
Anticorrosive coatings,
heat resistant coatings, Hammerfinish coatings
tank coatings
Roof coatings Aerosols, DIY
Marine paints Powder coatings
Coil coatings Plastic-Coatings

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TEL.: + 420 572 642121 TEL.: + 1 508 881 9147
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TEL.: + 86 21 5774 9910
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Symbols (inside) SCHLENK METALLIC PIGMENTS GMBH

BARNSDORFER HAUPTSTR. 5 PIGMENTS

10 1 Aluminium Pigments leafing

2 Aluminium Pigments non leafing

16 3 Vacuum metallized pigments (VMPs)

18 4 Waterborne systems non leafing

Should the end application require solvents other

– Lamellar flakes (Cornflakes)

The wetting behavior is determined by the lubricating

This results in the following quality criteria, which,

Particle Size smooth surface, the reflection is maximized and the

Metal Pigments for

This can be achieved by reducing the solvent content

Low solids Medium solids High solids Powder coatings

Also, improved application processes with better

With modern surface treatments also other

Additional information is provided under the individual

Guideline-formulations, technical information as

Aquasilber LPW Waterpastes

Morphology Product Denomination non-volatile Solvent

ALUMET Standard cornflake series

ALUCAR Premium cornflake series

Morphology Product Denomination non-volatile Solvent

ALUSHINE 6000 Standard series – Medium to fine silverdollar grades

ALUSHINE 7000 Premium series – Medium to fine silverdollar grades

ALUSTAR 8000 Premium series – Thin silverdollar grades

Morphology Product Denomination non-volatile Solvent

DECOMET 2000 Standard series

DECOMET 3000 Premium series

Morphology Product Denomination non-volatile Solvent

Decomet 1008 / 10 10 ± 0,5 methoxypropyl acetate

Decomet 2008 / 10 10 ± 0,5 methoxypropyl acetate

Morphology Product Denomination non-volatile Solvent

D50-value Applications Outstanding Features

AQUAMET NPW phosphor organic treated

AQUAMET WPO phosphor organic treated (modified)

Morphology Product Denomination non-volatile Solvent

Morphology Product Denomination non-volatile Solvent

Morphology Product Denomination Stabilization D50-value

Powdal 2600 XT SiO2 24

Applications Outstanding Features

bright and chrome-like effect

best available hiding power

high sparkle series,

excellent chemical resistance

superior metallic effect without fingerprints

Morphology Product Denomination non-volatile Solvent

6.3 Aluminium pellets GRANDAL Aluminium pellets based on aldehyde resin

Morphology Product Denomination metal D50-value

24 Grandal 6600 ca. 95 18

Applications Outstanding Features

solventfree easy to dose

Morphology Product Denomination metal D50-value

26 all powders are available in paste and granule form as well

RG; RPG; PG; CO; DG

RG; RPG; PG; DG special non leafing setup

RG; RPG; PG; CO

Roof coatings Aerosols, DIY

Marine paints Powder coatings