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Complex Inorganic Color Pigments (CICPs): Efficiency and Durability for Demanding Applications
Complex Inorganic Color Pigments (CICPs) are developed for applications that require maximum thermal stability, chemical resistance, UV protection, and infrared (IR) reflectivity. Their highly stable crystalline structure ensures exceptional durability, making them ideal for industrial coatings, engineering plastics, ceramics, enamels, and other high-performance formulations.
Versatile Applications and Customized Solutions
Combining technical performance and long-term stability, CICPs are widely used in:
✔ Industrial and architectural paints – Maximum durability and weather resistance.
✔ Engineering plastics – Thermal and chemical stability for high-performance polymers.
✔ High-temperature coatings – Suitable for mufflers, furnaces, and structures exposed to extreme heat.
✔ Ceramics and enamels – Stable and resistant pigmentation for decorative and functional finishes.
We offer complex inorganic pigments for online distribution, with specialized technical support to meet the demands of the industrial sector.
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Chemical and Thermal Stability
Produced through a high-temperature calcination process, CICPs exhibit superior resistance to acids, bases, oxidizing agents, and harsh weather conditions. They maintain their integrity even in aggressive industrial environments and high-temperature applications, such as automotive coatings, paints for metal structures, and technical ceramics.
High Opacity and Pigment Efficiency
The advanced technology of CICPs provides excellent coverage and tinting strength, allowing for a reduced amount of pigment to achieve the desired color intensity. This efficiency results in more cost-effective formulations without compromising quality.
UV Protection and Infrared (IR) Reflectivity
CICPs offer exceptional resistance to UV radiation, preventing degradation and fading in outdoor applications. Additionally, some formulations feature high IR reflectivity, reducing heat absorption on dark surfaces. This is a key factor for architectural coatings, reflective roofing, and applications aimed at optimizing thermal efficiency.