Light Diffractive Pigment - Changes colour depending on the angle it is viewed from dust

Light Diffractive Pigment - Changes colour depending on the angle it is viewed from dustThis flake pigment exhibits a variety of iridescent rainbow colors that vary by the angle at which it is viewed in relation to the angle of incident light. The pigment has a metallic appearance in low illumination and exhibits vivid rainbow colours in direct bright light. The flakes are highly reflective aluminum with a micro structured transparent coating. The colours appear because of diffractive effects caused by the micro structure on the surface

Applications for the open-structured polyester web:

The release of lubricants lowers the coefficient of friction and improves the wear-resistance of the polymer

The sample measures 8 cm x 8 cm x 1 cm

The low injection pressure allows for the use of soft low-cost tooling often made from aluminium

Use it to make a fast playground slide with a low inclination

photopolymers do not dry out or cure when exposed to air

I'll sell the sample to curious product developers

We stock this material in rolls

You get a bag with different examples of laminated shims - as shown on the photo

The transparency changes gradually as the ambient temperature rises from 24°C to 31°C

binding it into a structural material

15 mm thick