Complex Inorganic Color Pigment

Complex inorganic color pigment (CICP) is crystallized color compound in solid solution produced by the calcination of two or more kinds of metal oxides including, Co, Cr, Fe or such transition metal element(s) at a very high temperature. It is also called calcined pigment or mixed metal oxides (MMO). CICP has a stable crystalline structure of rutile or spinel which provides outstanding properties, particularly heat resistance, weatherability and chemical resistance. CICP is widely used as colorants for ceramics, plastics and paints.

Color	C.I.NO	Chemical Name	Type	Appearance
	C.I.PBr29	Chromium Iron Oxide	Complex inorganic color pigments	Brownish Black Powder
	C.I.PBIk28	Copper Chromite Black Spinel	Complex inorganic color pigments	Black Powder
	C.I.PG50	Cobalt Titanate Green Spinel	Complex inorganic color pigments	green powder
	C.I.PB28	Cobalt Aluminate Blue Spinel	Complex inorganic color pigments	blue powder
	C.I.PBIK28	Nickel Antimony Titanium Yellow Rutile	Complex inorganic color pigments	black powder
	C.I.PBr24	Chrome Antimony Titanium Buff Rutile	Complex inorganic color pigments	brown powder
	C.I.PBr33	Zinc Iron Chromite Brown	Complex inorganic color pigments	brown powder