Construction pigments

Construction pigments are powdered or liquid substances incorporated into materials such as concrete, mortar, paints, and coatings to give them color. But their influence goes beyond aesthetics; they also improve the durability and strength of structures. 

Color and Aesthetics: Provide a wide range of colors, allowing designers to create visually appealing structures.

UV Protection: Some pigments offer protection against ultraviolet radiation, preventing material degradation. 

Reflectance Improvement: Pigments can enhance the solar reflectance of surfaces, thus reducing absorbed heat and aiding in energy efficiency. 

Weather Resistance: Help protect surfaces from adverse weather effects, such as corrosion and degradation. 

Sustainability: By extending the lifespan of structures, they contribute to sustainability by reducing the need for replacement and resource conservation. 

Building Construction: Pigments are used in facade coatings, paints, mortars, and decorative concrete.

Road Infrastructures: In road construction, they are used for road signage and increasing visibility. 

Bridges and Structures: Protect surfaces of structures like bridges and tunnels from corrosion and degradation. 

Dams and Reservoirs: Help prevent erosion and increase the durability of hydraulic structures. 

Landscape Architecture: Employed in decorative elements and surfaces of parks and gardens. 

Enhanced Aesthetics: Allow for a wide range of color options to suit any architectural design.

Protection: Help protect structures from the effects of weather and UV radiation. 

Sustainability: By prolonging the lifespan of constructions, they contribute to environmental sustainability. 

Energy Efficiency: By reducing heat absorption, they can contribute to the energy efficiency of buildings. 

Strength: Improve the strength and durability of surfaces, reducing the need for maintenance.