About Kolortek

Kolortek, established in 2008 and headquartered in China, is a provider of specialty chemicals, specializing in chameleon pigment, pearlescent pigment, glitter & flakes, cosmetic matte pigment, and cosmetic fillers & treated pigment. With a focus on innovation and technology, Kolortek produces high-quality additives that enhance polymer performance across various applications. Kolortek’s additives are designed to enhance material properties by providing superior dispersibility, stability, and aesthetic qualities. Their portfolio includes high-quality pigments and special effect pigments that offer vibrant colors and unique finishes, adding value to polymer products. Committed to quality and innovation, Kolortek ensures their additives meet industry standards, improving processability and performance across various industries, including plastics, coatings, and other polymer-based materials.

Cobalt Blue KT-6044

Cobalt Blue KT-6044 by Kolortek is a mixture of mica (46.0 –51.0%), titanium dioxide (48.0 –53.0%) and ultramarine blue (0-1%). It is a pearlescent pigment. It is produced by directly depositing light absorbing material to form the pigment. Silver light can be seen from the reflection angle and the absorbing colors can be viewed from side/dispersion angles. Cobalt Blue KT-6044 is used in plastics.

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Sparkle Pearl KT-183

Sparkle Pearl KT-183 by Kolortek is a mixture of mica (88-92%) and titanium dioxide (8-12%). It is a special effect pearlescent pigment. It appears various glossy and sparkling silver color. When mixed with transparent pigment or dyestuff, it appears not only the pigment colors but also the lustre. When blending with carbon black, it will present stronger luster effect and appear silver-grey metallic effect. It can also be used with aluminium paste to obtain white and bright silver effect. Sparkle Pearl KT-183 is used in plastics.

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Pale Red KT-66R5

Pale Red KT-66R5 by Kolortek is a mixture of mica (50-55%), titanium dioxide (44-49%), tin dioxide (0-1%) and iron oxide (0-1%). It is a pearlescent pigment. It is produced by directly depositing light absorbing material to form the pigment. Silver light can be seen from the reflection angle, and the absorbing colors can be viewed from side/dispersion angles. {product is used in plastics.

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