Colored concrete

Colored concrete is a concrete that creates a surface with high resistance to wear that is suitable for places with high traffic and moving heavy equipment.

Hard concrete floors, or in other words, industrial concrete, consist of two layers that are executed simultaneously. The bottom layer is normal construction concrete, which is covered with hard concrete coating after leveling. In addition to high resistance, these coatings must have a wide variety of appearance so that they can satisfy different tastes.

> In general, pigments are divided into several major groups

They include colored pigments, black pigments, metallic pigments, medicinal pigments, cosmetic pigments and food pigments. Color pigments are usually oxide, chromate, cyanide and cadmium compounds. The most important black pigments are carbon black, graphite, black iron oxide, and black copper-chromium compounds. Metal pigments are usually aluminum flakes, golden bronze flakes, zinc flakes, stainless steel flakes, and nickel flakes. Medicinal, cosmetic and food pigments are compounds that are used in the preparation of cosmetics, all kinds of tablets and capsules, as well as color change in food products. Ceramic pigments are mostly colored, white, black and metallic.

Types of colored concrete

Iron oxide (red, brown, black, and yellow colors)

Cream oxide (green color)