Complex Inorganic Color Pigments

Complex Inorganic Color Pigments (CICPs) are high-performance pigments engineered for exceptional durability, heat stability, and chemical resistance. These pigments provide consistent color performance, high opacity, and excellent lightfastness, making them ideal for demanding applications such as coatings, plastics, construction materials, and high-temperature systems.

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Category Overview

Total Products

10

Chemical Types

2

Industries Served

6+

Application Range
Wide

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Fast Delivery

Our CICP Products

Choose from our range of high-performance CICP designed for improved surface protection and finish.

Amide Wax 203M

Amide Wax 203M is a high-performance additive for coatings, inks, and powder systems. It helps reduce gloss, improve scratch resistance, and enhance surface durability. In powder coatings, it also supports degassing, reducing surface defects and improving finish quality.

Brown 24

Inorganic pigment

Durable brown pigment with good opacity and weather resistance

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Brown 33

Inorganic pigment

Strong brown pigment offering heat stability and color consistency

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Brown 29

Inorganic pigment

High-performance brown pigment with durability and strong coverage

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Black 28

Inorganic pigment

Deep black pigment with high stability and weather resistance

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Green 17

Chromium oxide pigment

Stable green pigment with excellent opacity and chemical resistance

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Green 50

Complex inorganic pigment

High-durability green pigment with excellent heat and weather stability

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Yellow 53

Nickel titanium yellow pigment

Bright yellow pigment with strong heat and weather resistance

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Yellow 164

Organic pigment

Strong yellow pigment with bright shade and good durability

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Blue 28

Cobalt aluminate pigment

Bright blue pigment with excellent heat and chemical resistance

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Where CICP Make a Difference

Enhance surface performance, slip, and durability in coatings, inks, plastics, and industrial applications.

Architectural Coatings

Essential for interior and exterior paints, preventing foam during manufacturing and application for smooth, professional finishes.

Industrial Coatings

Critical for high-performance industrial paints, ensuring defect-free coatings on metal substrates and machinery.

Printing Inks

Vital for offset, flexographic, and gravure inks, maintaining ink quality and print consistency without foam interference.

Construction Chemicals

Prevents foam in waterproofing membranes, sealants, and adhesives ensuring proper application and curing.

Automotive Coatings

Ensures flawless automotive finishes by eliminating surface defects caused by foam in OEM and refinish applications.

Adhesives & Sealants

Controls foam during mixing and application of adhesives, ensuring proper bonding and sealing performance.

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Everything You Need to Know

Common questions about adhesion-promoting wetting agents

CICP pigments are complex inorganic color pigments used to provide different shades in industrial formulations. Akino Commerce offers brown, black, green, yellow and blue CICP options for applications where inorganic color pigment selection is required.

The CICP category includes Brown 24, Brown 33, Brown 29, Black 28, Green 17, Green 50, Yellow 53, Yellow 164, Blue 28 and Blue 36. These products provide multiple inorganic color shade options.

CICP pigments are used when different inorganic color shades are required in a formulation. Based on the provided range, they offer brown, black, green, yellow and blue options for pigment selection across industrial uses.

Products listed in this subcategory are Brown 24, Brown 33, Brown 29, Black 28, Green 17, Green 50, Yellow 53, Yellow 164, Blue 28 and Blue 36. These make up the CICP pigment range.

Yes, this category includes several shade groups such as brown, black, green, yellow and blue. The listed products provide multiple color choices within the complex inorganic color pigments subcategory.

Akino Commerce offers a broad CICP pigment range with several color groups and individual pigment options. This helps support formulations that require different inorganic color choices within one structured pigment category.

CICP pigments are grouped as complex inorganic color pigments and cover several different shades. Their main distinction in the shared data is the wide color variety available under one pigment subcategory.

Yes, the listed CICP range includes darker shades like Black 28 and Brown 24, along with brighter options such as Yellow 53, Yellow 164, Blue 28 and Blue 36 for broader color selection.

There are ten listed products under the CICP category: three browns, one black, two greens, two yellows and two blues. This gives the subcategory a wide shade-based product structure.

Akino Commerce offers a diverse CICP pigment range covering brown, black, green, yellow and blue shades. This gives buyers multiple inorganic color pigment choices from a single structured subcategory for formulation needs.

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