Surface preparation
Prepare the cleaned workpiece with COLORIT® PREMIUM BOND or COLORIT® PRIMER; apply COLORIT® BOND if required and cure under blue light.
COLORIT® for professional jewellery color design
COLORIT® is a ceramic-reinforced composite material for colored details, inlays, and decorative surfaces on jewellery. Colorfast, UV-stable shades can be mixed freely, applied in layers, cured under blue light, mechanically finished, and electroplated after processing.
Colorfast and UV-stable shades for jewellery design
Freely mixable colors for highly individual designs
Layered application and permanent blue-light curing
Grinding, turning, polishing, and electroplating
Ceramic-reinforced material for individual color design on professional jewellery
COLORIT® expands the design options available for high-quality jewellery by adding durable colored details, accents, inlays, and decorative surfaces. The patented ceramic-reinforced composite material is available in numerous colorfast and UV-stable shades that can be mixed freely. It is applied in layers, permanently cured under blue light, and then mechanically processed by grinding, turning, and polishing. Finished COLORIT® workpieces can also be electroplated.
Virtually unlimited color design
COLORIT® shades are colorfast, UV-stable, available in numerous nuances, and freely mixable for subtle accents, decorative inlays, or expressive combinations.
Application and finishing
COLORIT® is applied in layers and cured under blue light. After curing, the material can be ground, turned, and polished; finished workpieces can be electroplated.
Documented material properties
COLORIT® is ceramic-reinforced, colorfast, UV-stable, and resistant to adhesion loss, scratches, impact, wear, acids, alkalis, and many solvents.
Ceramic-reinforced composite material
Patented material system
Colorfast and UV-stable
Resistant to adhesion loss and scratching
Resistant to impact and wear
Resistant to acids, alkalis, and many solvents
Compatible with sterilization and cleaning
Finished workpieces can be electroplated
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Four Steps to the Desired Result
Layer application
Apply COLORIT® evenly in thin layers and cure each layer under blue light until the desired thickness is achieved.
Active layer management
Preserve the active layer between applications to support bonding; remove it only at the end of the process.
Final machining
Grind, turn, and polish the finished workpiece as required; electroplating can be added as a final step.
Discuss your COLORIT® application with our specialists
Contact Heimerle + Meule for support with COLORIT® product selection, substrate preparation, layered application, blue-light curing, active-layer management, mechanical finishing and application-specific questions.