Digital color reference · physical approval required
SOLVENT DYES
Solvent Blue 122
Solvent Blue 122 provides a dark reddish-blue shade for compatible plastics and polyester fiber. Its use in PA6 or rigid PVC should be checked individually; the resin recommendation for one commercial grade is not a universal compatibility rating.
- Color Index / grade
- S.B.122
- CAS
- 67905-17-3
- Chemical family
- Anthraquinone solvent dye
- Published heat resistance
- 300 °C
PRODUCT PROFILE
S.B.122Solvent Blue 122 — grade profile
Solvent Blue 122 (S.B.122) is a anthraquinone solvent dye for coloration in Plastics & masterbatch and Textiles & fibers. Grade selection should be verified for polymer compatibility, actual processing temperature, target transparency and migration requirements; the data below is limited to values supported by published sources.
Published screening data includes published heat reference 300 °C. Application-specific heat and fastness entries in the technical table take precedence.
Primary listed fits include Polystyrene (PS), ABS, PET and Synthetic fiber; GPPS and Rigid PVC are listed for evaluation.
Confirm polymer compatibility, transparency, dissolution, actual melt temperature, loading, and migration and light-fastness requirements in the finished article.
REFERENCE SHADE
Full shade and tint
Transparent dark reddish blue
Full shade
Tint / reduction
Manufacturer-published shade descriptions were used to correct the color direction. Screen colors remain visual references, not batch standards; approve a physical drawdown or molded plaque under agreed test conditions.
TECHNICAL DATA
Published specifications
Only identified or numerical fields supported by public registry and product-table data are shown. Unpublished values are omitted.
Performance values are catalogue references. The current grade TDS, test conditions and agreed batch COA govern product approval.
RESIN & APPLICATION FIT
Resin and end-use fit at a glance
Plastics & masterbatch
Textiles & fibers
Application listings support initial selection and still require validation in the customer's resin, binder, process and end-use conditions.
