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Field of application:
polymers, varnishes, heat-resistant paint and varnish materials, printing inks, enamel, powder coatings, construction mixtures, ceramics, rubber products, paper, etc.
Our store offers some types of inorganic pigments that have a specific purpose:
- ultramarine blue 462 – rubber products, linoleums, for reinforcing bricks, plaster, concrete, paper, etc.
- chromium oxide - creates a green color, which is indispensable in the production of enamel, primers, paints, building materials
- pigment yellow nickel-titanium PY53 – heat-resistant LFM, emulsion paints, polymers, ceramics
- iron oxide - added to concrete, primers, plasters, dry construction mixes and cement
- titanium dioxide - gives a white color to paint products, enamels, rubber, paper products, building materials, concrete, cement mortar and plaster, plastics
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Inorganic pigments
In addition to coloring, they also give protective properties
It is a dry, free-flowing powder of fine grinding with a coloring and protective effect, obtained from certain metals and oxides. Oxides of carbon, metals or salts such as iron, titanium, barium, zinc, cadmium and lead are preferred.
Main characteristics:
- light-resistant - do not fade under the sun
- perfectly mixed with other pigments
- temperature resistant
- create an anti-corrosion effect
- resistant to atmospheric and chemical factors of influence
- subjected to heat treatment to obtain new shades
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How do inorganic pigments differ from organic ones?
Inorganic pigments, in addition to coloring, also have a protective function, while organic pigments mainly color and have deeper colors. Organic pigments are used in plastics, rubber, inks, pastes, paints, coatings and other related applications, while inorganic pigments are more popular in building materials, coatings, enamels, wear resistant rubber products, ceramics, glass and exterior coatings.
