Extensive choice of organic and inorganic pigments, colorants, marble powders
Pigments and marble powders
Possibility of pigmenting your coating mortars, distempers and paints with natural, synthetic pigments and marble powders. Our pigments are high-quality natural earth, oxide and synthetic pigments. Marble, mica or metallic powders are also available. BEAL® buys its pigments by scrupulously selecting its suppliers and its pigments in order to give a guarantee of stability in the shades as well as their resistances to UV rays, alkalis, possibly chlorine, etc.
In some cases the elements are stabilised in our factories.
The degree of grinding can be different according to their provenance. They are imported directly by us and come from varied sources.
We offer you a stock of about a hundred product lines in the form of powder or liquid pigments, marble powder, metallic powder, brick dust...
Liquid oxide PIGMENTS
More than 6 basic shade product lines
Deliverable in 5 L, 0.250 L packaging
Powder oxide PIGMENT
More than 6 basic shade product lines
Deliverable in 20 and 25 kg bags, 5 L buckets, 0.5 L pots
Powder natural earth PIGMENTS
More than 45 product lines
Deliverable in 20 and 25 kg bags, 5 L buckets, 0.5 L pots
MARBLE POWDERS
Particle size 000 or impalpable
Colours: Carrara white, Verona white, Botticino, golden yellow, brown, plum, ebony black, coral pink, Verona red, Alpine green...Deliverable in 25 kg bags, 5 L buckets
METALLIC POWDERS
Colours: golden bronze ricco, golden bronze ducato, golden bronze pallido, rame polvere
100 g pots
MICA POWDERS
White colour
100 g pots
NATURAL EARTHS
These are all the mineral substances provided by nature. Whether, they are salts, acids, sulphides, they are present in the soil in various forms, in more or less deep deposits, with stratifications of various sorts according to the geological era of their formation. It is precisely this geological formation that gives the earths their properties of colouration and resistance. These characteristics are subsequently reinforced during the different phases of their preparation. The natural earths are quarried in the form of large pebbles then these stones are dried and they are broken up roughly, separated from their impurities, then ground by means of hammer or ball mills. Firing some of them enables different shades to be obtained due to greater mineralogical transformations.
OXIDES
The pure oxide pigments are products obtained by synthetic means, they are stable to light, weather, acids, alkalis, limes and cement. They are recommended for tinting paints, for colouring cement, concrete, plaster and lime.
History
More than 20,000 years ago man was already using natural colouring before seeking, from the earliest Antiquity (by inventing
various processes) to transform and multiply the range of available colours and trying to explain the phenomena of coloured
visions. Platon, Newton, Goethe, Chevreul, to name but a few, enabled the progress of science and the definition of the rules
that laid the foundations of industrial production. Bearings, measures, classifications, colour-matching, analyses, radiation
studies then favoured the perfectioning of tints, paints and inks that fed the textile, construction and printing industries with
increasingly sustained and specialised products...
Manuals replaced the old recipes, analysis materials and machines were substituted for the craftsman‟s objects and tools,
colour charts and posters accompanied the appearance of the first manufacturing brands.
Ref. Jacques Roire “Mémoire des Industries de la Couleur [Memoire of the Colour Industries].
We cannot be held responsible for damage that might be caused by incorrect use of the product.
We guarantee a consistent quality in the supply of our products, however, we cannot be held liable in the event of lack of success or unexpected end result as the conditions of use remain outside our control.
In case of doubt, please consult our technical service.
