Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing inorganic pigments. Important products of this industry include black pigments, except carbon black, white pigments, and color pigments. Organic color pigments, except animal black and bone black, are classified in Industry 2865, and those manufacturing carbon black are classified in Industry 2895.
The inorganic pigments industry, classified under NAICS 2816, is currently experiencing several dynamic trends. One prominent trend is the increasing demand for environmentally friendly and sustainable pigments. Companies are prioritizing the development of low-VOC and non-toxic formulations in response to stringent environmental regulations and rising consumer awareness about sustainability. This shift is expected to continue driving innovation in eco-friendly pigment technologies.
Another significant trend is the growing application of inorganic pigments in high-performance sectors, such as automotive and electronics. These industries demand pigments that offer superior durability, heat resistance, and color stability, pushing manufacturers to invest in advanced production techniques and new product lines to meet these specifications.
In terms of market dynamics, there has been a noticeable consolidation, with mergers and acquisitions creating a more concentrated competitive landscape. This trend is likely to persist as companies seek to enhance their market position and achieve economies of scale.
Forecasts for the near future indicate steady growth, driven by urbanization and increasing construction activities in emerging economies, which are boosting the demand for pigments used in coatings and plastics. Additionally, advancements in nanotechnology are poised to create new opportunities, enabling the development of pigments with enhanced properties.
Overall, the inorganic pigments industry is poised for continued evolution, shaped by technological advancements, regulatory pressures, and a growing emphasis on sustainability.
Animal black
Barium sulfate, precipitated (blanc fixe)
Barytes pigments
Black pigments, except carbon black
Blanc fixe (barium sulfate, precipitated)
Bone black
Chrome pigments: chrome green, chrome yellow, chrome orange, and
Color pigments, inorganic
Ferric oxide pigments
Iron blue pigments
Iron colors
Iron oxide, black
Iron oxide, magnetic
Iron oxide, yellow
Lamp black
Lead oxide pigments
Lead pigments
Litharge
Lithopone
Metallic pigments, inorganic
Mineral colors and pigments
Minium (pigments)
Ochers
Paint pigments, inorganic
Pearl essence
Pigments, inorganic
Prussian blue pigments
Red lead pigments
Satin white pigments
Siennas
Titanium pigments
Ultramarine pigments
Umbers
Vermilion pigments
White lead pigments
Whiting
Zinc oxide pigments
Zinc pigments: zinc yellow and zinc sulfide
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