Glows brighter than Luminova! Zoxphoshor water-resistant, high-brightness green 50μm 10g

This listing is for a water-resistant, high-luminosity green-glowing pigment, 50μm (0.05mm), 10g.

*Patent and other rights have been confirmed. Please purchase with confidence.

A new product has been developed that surpasses Lumina-Nova in brightness and afterglow performance for green-glowing phosphorescent pigments.

Product Name: ZoxPhos
This is a phosphorescent product from a company that has taken over the phosphorescent pigment business previously manufactured and sold by Mitsubishi Chemical (the predecessor of Mitsubishi Chemical).

We have primarily handled Nemoto & Co., Ltd.'s N-Yako Lumina-Nova until now, but we will now be handling products with better performance in the same emission color.

Not only are there luminescence data from machine measurements, but the difference in brightness is noticeable even by eye when Lumina-Nova and ZoxPhos of the same particle size are placed side-by-side and illuminated simultaneously, then turned off.

Furthermore, with water-resistant & high-luminosity types as standard, and a lineup of various particle sizes, it can be expected to be utilized in many fields and applications.

ZoxPhos Water-Resistant & High-Luminosity Type Lineup:
- 15μm
- 25μm
- 50μm
- 100μm
- 150μm

Please enjoy the world's highest brightness phosphorescence with the particle size that best suits you.

~How to Use~
Paints available at home centers and hobby shops are fine.
Can also be used with adhesives such as resin and epoxy.

Mix approximately 1-50% into various clear resins.
Can be applied with a brush or paintbrush.
*For spray painting, an air-fed type is required.

Solvents such as varnish, acrylic, urethane, cellulose, epoxy (adhesives also possible), resin, and nail polish are all usable without issue.
However, green luminescence is not water-resistant, so water-based paints are not suitable.
*A separate water-resistant type is available for green.
Blue-green luminescence is compatible with water-based paints.

If you have any questions, please ask first.

Thank you for your consideration.