Pigment Dispersion. Learn how to identify and solve pigment dispersion problems in ink and paint production, including agglomeration, poor color strength, settling, heat and grinding inefficiency.

Pigment Dispersion Machine for Ink and Paint: How to Reduce Agglomeration and Improve Color Consistency Producing consistent ink and paint requires more than simply mixing pigment into a liquid carrier. Pigment particles often form agglomerates that must be properly wetted, dispersed and reduced to the required particle-size range.

Why Pigment Dispersion Determines Ink and Paint Quality A manufacturer can have an excellent formulation on paper and still produce inconsistent ink or paint if the dispersion process is poorly engineered. Pigment particles naturally form agglomerates, and simply mixing pigment into a liquid does not guarantee that those particles will be distributed at the size and stability required by the final application. This is why pigment dispersion equipment has become such an impor