metallic powder

AC811 antique bronze metallic powder delivers genuine copper-zinc alloy metallic reflection at 800 mesh fineness — a smooth, uniform bronze finish you can't replicate with interference pigments. At Kolortek, we position this grade for printing inks, decorative coatings, and plastics where a true metallic surface is required. Typical loading is 3–8%, fully opaque, with excellent hiding power and thermal stability for high-temperature processing.

KT-AC810 is an 800-mesh cyan red gold bronze powder delivering smooth, uniform metallic coverage at 3–8% loading. From our experience in decorative coatings and printing inks, this fine-particle copper-zinc alloy provides opaque, true-metal reflection — ideal for packaging, gift wrap, and high-end craft applications where you need consistent gold bronze powder bulk performance without visible flake texture.

The KT-AC220RX through KT-AC1500RX series covers seven red copper metallic grades from 220 to 1500 mesh, formulated for solvent-based and oil-based coating systems. When evaluating a red copper powder sample for a decorative coating application, this particle size range maps from coarse, high-texture metallic finishes down to smooth, high-gloss copper sheens — all sharing the same warm copper/bronze metallic tone. These grades are not compatible with water-based systems due to oxidation sensitivity of the metallic flake substrate.

The AC220GX-AC1500GX series delivers true metallic cyan gold effects through copper-zinc alloy flakes across seven mesh sizes from 220 to 1500. These gold bronze powder products produce full-coverage metallic reflection—not interference or pearlescent shimmer—making them the practical choice for decorative coatings, printing inks, and plastics where you need opaque, high-impact metallic color at 3-8% loading.

PC800 pure copper bronze powder is an 800-mesh copper-zinc alloy metallic pigment designed for decorative coatings where a warm, authentic copper finish is required. At 3–8% loading, it delivers full opacity and a uniform metallic surface without visible individual flakes — making it widely used in printing inks, furniture trim, and architectural hardware finishes where cost-effective metallic aesthetics are essential.

KT-535 is a flash mauve pigment built on mica flakes coated with ferric oxide, delivering a warm, richly toned metallic shimmer with strong opacity. The iron oxide mica construction gives it reliable chemical and physical stability across demanding substrates. It performs consistently in automotive coatings, decorative paints, and cosmetic formulations where a deep mauve metallic effect is required.

Gold Bronze Pigments are metallic pigments produced from copper-zinc alloy (brass) through mechanical milling and surface chemical treatment. The alloy composition and milling process determine the final color tone — from pale gold through rich bronze to reddish copper — and the surface treatment improves oxidation resistance compared to untreated brass powder. Available from 200 mesh to 1500 mesh, they are used in decorative paints, printing inks, plastics, and specialty coatings where a warm metallic gold appearance is required.