Burnt Umber UB85 is a naturally occurring Iron Oxide with deep brownish black color. As with all Iron Oxides provided by Cathay, UB85 is permanent and light fast with heat resistance and excellent chemical resistance.
Burnt Umbers are also an excellent value in brown pigments and popular in the stain industry due to their transparency. They are often used to produce brown colored furniture finishes, such as Walnut. They are also used extensively by the colorant houses because of their natural tones.
Cathay Industries globally manufactures weather and chemical resistant solvent dyes, organic pigments, umbers, and oxides such as iron oxides, chrome oxides, and metal oxides in the Paint and Coatings Industry. Cathay Industries system range includes CATHAYCOAT™, CATHAYMAG™, CATHAYPURE™, Primer, etc. and has applications in architectural paints, wood stains, product finishes, and industrial coatings.
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