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Colorit®
Bring colour into your life! With Colorit you can experience the diversity of colour design.
Colorit is a unique system of jewellery colors which is based on the technology of blue light-curing. Colorit covers a wide field of applications including the individual work of a goldsmith, serial production of a range of jewellery as well as items for daily needs. The material is suitable for color design on metallic, ceramic, synthetic and organic surfaces. In addition to the high quality of the used raw materials, Colorit offers a number of significant advantages superior to standard coloring materials.
Benefits
More resistant than enamel
Due to high adhesive stability, impact - and abrasion resistance, Colorit tolerates even extreme strain.
Safe and professional application
The application of Colorit is simple; rapid and hazard-free; curing by means of irradiation with blue light.
Cold processing - jewels stay cold
In contrast to enamel, no oven is needed (low investment costs). Consequently, Colorit also can be used for jewels that are not heat-resistant. Setting of the gems can be made prior to processing.
Individual color design and large variety of colors
All Colorit colors can be mixed with each other. The result becomes visible at once. When working with enamel you can test the result of mixed colors only after baking the sample
Material stays processable
A Colorit surface can be grinded and polished without a problem. Any damage to the jewellery is easily repairable.
Biocompatibility
Colorit is neither cytoxic nor does it irritate mucous membranes. For this reason Colorit is certified as being "biocompatible".
Good to know
Biocompatibility
Each Colorit® color is biocompatible
Being a producer of medical products, Kulzer uses user-friendly raw material also in products that are not meant for medical purposes. Based on this principle, we have been able to obtain a biocompatibility certificate. This fact in turn enables you to use the product for coloring in the medical field, e.g. color coding of medical instruments.