Coloring polymers in any process gives a degree of freedom and flexibility that’s not possible with pre-colored polymers. Why it’s a mistake: Solid and liquid colorants each have certain applications where they make the most sense in terms of coloring effects, efficiency, and results. There’s actually also a third potential pitfall here: A processor who purchases one type of equipment (liquid-color dosing or solid-color feeders) may wrongly believe their operation cannot accommodate the other type of color technology.

Thermochromatic Colors Color Concentrates Liquid Colorants

Thermochromatic Colors Color Concentrates Liquid Colorants

Polymer Colorants Making the Most of Color: Smart Colorants™ Liquid Color Concentrates

Colorant Chromatics™ FEP Colorants Colorant Chromatics™ FEP Colorants Colorant Chromatics™ PEI Color Colorants

Optimized Color and Performance Color & Additives Frost SFX Polymer Colorants

The use of color concentrates provides the flexibility to keep a limited number of colors in stock which can be customized to target colors. OnColor™ UL 94 Colorants Polymer Colorants

Wide range of colors from stock and custom color formulations to match any requirement Liquid Color Concentrates Polymer Colorants

Colorant Chromatics™ PEEK Colorants PEI Colorants: Colorant Chromatics™ PES/PSU/PPSU Colorants: Colorant Chromatics™

JUST ADD LIQUID Quick guide to ColorMatrix™ liquid color for plastics and silicones THE RIGHT COLORANT FOR YOU Understanding which colorant technology best suits your particular product application will help ensure you gain maximum performance and value from your colorant processing. THE MAGIC OF LIQUID COLOR Liquid color is a uniform dispersion of color pigment or dye into a liquid carrier material. Rapid color development Accelerated color match, development and delivery for rapid market access.