Our standard cadmium colour range is shown overleaf, in both full strength and 1:5 reductions with titanium dioxide.
In addition to the standard range, pigments can be supplied custom matched for specific requirements.
 

 
Plastics - compatible with all polymers, especially engineering polymers and thermoset resins. 
Artists' Colours - the preferred choice for top grade oil, water and acrylic paints includign pastels. 
Surface Coatings - ideal where their unique properties are required. 
Ceramics - decorative colours for glass and ceramics including enamels for steel and cast iron. 
 

Superior Heat Stability (> 4000C).

Chemical Resistance.

Non-Migrating.

Excellent Light fastness.

Excellent Opacity.

 
Colour Index: 
Yellows - Pigment Yellow 35 (CI 77205) 
Oranges - Pigment Orange 20 (CI 77202) 
Reds - Pigment Red 108 (CI 77202) 

Extended pigments contain blanc fixe/barium sulpjate (Pigment White 21 CI 77120). 

Oil Absorption 17-22 g oil per 100 g pigment. 
Density 4.5 to 5.7 g cm-3. 
Sieve Residue 0.1% max. (63µm/240's mesh). 

Transport: 
Cadmium pigments are classed as non-hazardous cargo and are listed under 3206 30 00 in the Intrastat Classification Nomenclature (ICN) 
 

 
All pigments are tested gainst the physical standards using the specified test procedure. Colour difference limits for full shade and tint are normally set at ^E , 1 (D65 illuminant, 100 observer, CIELAB equation).

Cadmium pigments comply with Council of Europe Resolution AP 89(1) covering pigments for food-contanct plastics. The limit for extractable cadmium is set at 0.01%: JMB pigmenys are normally < 0.001% Cd.

The use of pigmentsin toys is controlled in the European Union by EN 71 part 3. This sets limits for certain extractable metals from the finished toy. The use of JMB cadmium pigments should not cause any problems but customers should see our information sheet on this subjects.

Cadmium pigments comply with current USA "TCPL" limits for leachable cadmium and are therefore not classed as hazardous waste.