Micaceous iron oxide Portafer AP65

Introduction

Micaceous iron oxide (Fe2O3) is a naturally occurring iron oxide with a layered structure similar to mica (hence the name).

Features

Black color

Layered structure

Highly inert in various media (the iron in the mineral has been oxidized)

Basic properties

Benefits

Abrasion Resistance: With a Mohs hardness of 6. MIO improves the abrasion resistance of coatings.

Chemical Resistance: Due to its lamellar structure and inertness, MIO provides barrier properties to primers and topcoats compared to traditional fillers and exhibits good chemical resistance.

Mechanical Reinforcement: Due to its layered structure, MIO mechanically reinforces the adhesive matrix.

UV Resistance: Since MIO is insensitive to UV radiation, it reduces coating degradation.

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