Synthetic red iron oxide is a highly concentrated fully dry powder.

its a Red Iron Oxide finest grade & is ideally suited for Making Paint industry.

its also used in the making of concrete interlocking tiles.

Synthetic Red Iron Oxide also used in leather industry. good result in Plastic Master batch industry & Rubber Industry.

Top Quality Lanxess R03 Red Iron Oxide pigments.

Lanxess R03 Red Iron Oxide Color Powder.

Made in Germany Lanxess R03 Red Iron Oxide Color Powder a Quality product of Lanxess.

We have synthetic red iron oxide available in stock. on the bag is printed as the manufacturing country as Made in Germany.

this synthetic red iron oxide supply in 25kg Packing.

We are able to supplying this all over India.

synthetic Red Oxide, Red Oxide Powder, Red Iron Oxide,  offered by SRI KRISHNA PLASTO.

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Iron Oxide Brown 1085B offer excellent hiding power and performance of color. our product yields reliable performance properties which offer outstanding light fastness, sun light weather resistance, UV resistant chemical & alkali resistance.

Tinting Strength	95-105
Specific Gravity	4.2 - 4.5
Bulk Density	0.9 - 1.3
Particle Size	45 Microns
Moisture at 105 C	1.0 % Max
Product Name	Synthetic Iron Oxide Brown
CAS	1317 - 61 - 9	,1309 - 37 - 1
Applications :-	Paver Blacks, Color concrete, Mortar , Asphalt , Bituman, Epoxy, Roof Tiles & mulch etc.
Packing :-	In 25 kg HDPE Bag with Inside inner liner.	Bulk Packing 1MT

Synthetic red iron oxide is the most common colorant in ceramics and has the highest amount of iron. It is available commercially as a soft and very fine powder made by grinding ore material or heat processing ferrous/ferric sulphate or ferric hydroxide. During firing all irons normally decompose and produce similar colors in glazes and clay bodies (although they have differing amounts of Fe metal per gram of powder). Red iron oxide is available in many different shades from a bright light red at a deep red maroon, these are normally designated by a scale from about 120-180 (this number designation should be on the bags from the manufacturer, darker colors are higher numbers), however in ceramics these different grades should all fire to a similar temperature since they have the same amount iron. The different raw colors are a product of the degree of grinding.