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A quick primer for concrete product manufacturers:
Tip: always add pigment after water wets the aggregate, and mix a fixed time — colour uniformity is 50% dosing, 50% mixing discipline.
How Fe₂O₃ content, particle size and calcination create different red shades — and which one your pavers need.
Practical dosing, wetting and mixing practices that squeeze more colour out of every kilo.
The truth about UV, efflorescence and why inorganic iron oxides outlast organic dyes by decades.
Our standard MOQ is 250 kg per grade. For sample trials we ship 1–5 kg packs free of cost. Volume discounts start from 1 MT.
Typically 2–6% of cement weight depending on the shade depth: 2–3% for medium tones, 5–6% for rich full-body colours. Contact our team for a dosing recommendation specific to your mix design.
No. Iron oxide pigments are inorganic and rated excellent (8/8) on the blue-wool light-fastness scale. Colour loss in concrete is almost always caused by efflorescence or surface wear, not pigment fade.
Yes — batch-specific COA is issued with every consignment, along with the TDS and SDS. Just ask at the time of ordering.
Popular grades are usually in stock and dispatched within 24–48 hours. Larger or custom orders typically ship in 5–7 working days. We deliver across India through trusted logistics partners.
Store in a dry place, sealed bags stacked on pallets, away from moisture. Properly stored iron oxide pigment has an effectively unlimited shelf life.