Orange liquid pigment 1 L

Consistent Orange Tone Built for High-Volume Manufacturing

The 1 liter bottle of orange liquid pigment is designed for workshops and factories that need reliable color matching batch after batch rather than a trial sample. This item belongs to the Pigments Liquid collection, which brings together non-migrating colorants suited to a wide range of manufacturing processes, and the liter size is a natural fit for studio-scale and production-line operations. Explore additional shades in the Liquid Pigments Wholesale section.

The strongest global demand for this type of pigment comes from epoxy resin casting - jewelry, river tables, coasters, keychains and decorative panels all rely on non-migrating colorants because the pigment stays evenly distributed through thick pours instead of floating to the surface or separating over time. Candle making is another major application, where the pigment is blended into melted wax to produce a uniform, saturated color without streaking or clumping. A third significant field is color cosmetics and personal care, including lip balms, bath bombs, scrubs and tinted skincare formulas.

Being liquid, the pigment does not require the pre-dispersion step that many powder pigments need before use. It is simply stirred into the base while the material is still workable, typically at 40-60 degrees Celsius for wax and resin systems, mixing thoroughly until the color is even throughout. For epoxy work, the pigment should be added right before combining part A and part B to avoid premature hardening. A typical dosage runs from 0.5 to 3 percent of the total batch weight - thinner layers need less pigment, while thick castings usually require a higher concentration to achieve full opacity and depth of color.

This orange pigment blends well with other shades from the liquid range, giving manufacturers room to build custom colors without stocking dozens of separate products. Combining it with Red liquid pigment produces warm terracotta and coral tones popular in candles and resin decor. Adding a small amount of Red wine liquid pigment shifts the mix toward deep amber and honey shades, while a touch of Liquid pigment Blue mutes the orange into an earthy, subdued tone. This flexibility is particularly valuable for manufacturers who regularly expand their color offering without frequent reordering.

Store the pigment in a tightly sealed container away from direct sunlight and sharp temperature swings, at normal room conditions without freezing. Shake the container before each use, since some separation can occur after long storage periods. The liter format suits businesses planning steady, recurring orders and allows accurate cost calculation for serial production runs.

Layered Amber Resin Coasters

Clear epoxy resin 400 ml

Hardener 200 ml

Orange liquid pigment 3 ml

Red wine liquid pigment 1 ml

Silicone coaster mold 4 pieces

Mix the resin and hardener thoroughly according to the ratio recommended by the manufacturer, stirring slowly to minimize air bubbles. Split the mixture into two portions: tint one with the orange pigment for a bright top layer, and the other with red wine pigment for a darker base layer. Pour the darker layer into the molds first and let it partially set for about 25 minutes, then slowly pour the orange layer on top to create a gradient effect resembling sunset light through amber glass. Leave the coasters to harden at room temperature for at least 24 hours before removing them from the molds.

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