For more than 40 years, Mason Color has been a global supplier of high-performance pigments to all sectors of the ceramic industry. These include pigments for use in the manufacture and production of pottery, artware, bricks, sanitary ware and roofing materials.

CAN I MIX PIGMENTS TO MAKE MY OWN COLOUR PALETTE?

Yes, in most instances. However, some stains are incompatible with others. If you do not achieve the results you desire, please contact Mason Color at http://www.masoncolor.com/webform-176

WHY DO I NOT GET GOOD PINKS OR CRIMSONS AT CONE 06/2/5/10, ETC.?

Mason's Alpine Rose and Deep Crimson are stable from Cone 06 (normal "low" temperature) to Cone 12 (normal "high" temperature). This type of pigment requires the correct glaze chemistry, in all temperature ranges, in order to maximize the "colour value". High calcium content is the most important. The zinc and magnesia levels must be low to zero and boron should not be too high. These rules do not necessarily apply when "fast-firing" techniques are used. Also, these pigments need an oxidizing atmosphere throughout the firing cycle.

WHY IS MY PURPLE/LILAC/VIOLET GLAZE TURNING BLUE?

Some of these pigments are made of chrome-tin pink and cobalt.

CCG stocks New Zealand’s best range of Digital Printing, Screen Printing, Pottery and Ceramic related products.

Delivery estimates: North Island is generally overnight. Waiheke Island, South Island & Rural, extra 1-2 days.

Pick Ups/Click & Collect: Retail store in Auckland at: CCG – 13 Tarndale Grove, Albany, Auckland. Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm.

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