Non-Soluble

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Longwave ultraviolet powders which are not soluble have much greater sunlight and temperature stability than soluble powders. Typically, soluble powders are organic whereas the non-soluble powders are inorganic, crystalline structures. The Blue Wool index for our non-soluble powders is typically 8 or higher.

The drawbacks with non-soluble powders are:

	Creating a liquid suspension is more difficult
	Colors are not as bright as the organic, soluble powders
	Liquid suspensions of non-soluble powders will leave a trace of powder on the object. However, on porous materials such as paper, the powder may be completely invisible.

We make custom suspensions of our various non-soluble powders which can be used like an ink. Making an ink using an inorganic substance is much more difficult than making a simple ink using a soluble substance.

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Last modified: June 16, 2015