Solomon ColorFlo SG Granular Concrete Pigment – Per-Yard

Solomon ColorFlo SG Custom Granular Pigment – Per-Yard Batch Bags

ColorFlo SG Granular Pigment delivers clean, consistent integral color for ready-mix, precast, and manufactured concrete products. Each batch is custom-bagged per yard using our Solomon GBS-2.0 system, ensuring accurate pigment dosing, low-dust handling, and simplified batching at the plant or job site. With thousands of Solomon Colors options and multiple pigment loadings available, it’s easy to achieve the exact shade and intensity your project demands.

Granulated in the USA under strict quality control, ColorFlo SG offers superior flowability, reduced airborne dust, and tighter particle size tolerances compared to traditional powdered pigments. This means better color dispersion, cleaner workflow, and repeatable results from pour to pour. Designed for wet or dry slump conditions, ColorFlo SG performs across a wide range of architectural and decorative concrete applications.

Ideal for ready-mix suppliers, precast facilities, and contractors, these customized per-yard bags streamline on-site batching without maintaining excessive color inventory. Whether you’re producing architectural precast, colored flatwork, retaining walls, or pavers, ColorFlo SG provides reliable, vibrant integral color backed by decades of Solomon innovation.

Features

• Custom-batched per yard for precise project dosing.
• Available in 1%, 2%, 3%, 4%, or special order of 7%* pigment loading.
• Choose from a wide selection of Solomon Colors options.
• Granular, low-dust formulation for cleaner handling.
• Superior color consistency and dispersion in wet or dry slump.
• Produced using Solomon GBS-2.0 system for high accuracy (±0.05 lb).
• Ideal for ready-mix, precast, pavers, and architectural concrete.
• Minimizes color inventory—primary pigments blend into thousands of colors.
• Repulpable bag format for easy batching and reduced waste.
• Granulated and quality-controlled in USA.

**A level of 7% (by dry weight) color based on the weight of total cementitious material used is the color saturation point. Color added in excess of 10% (by dry weight) can reduce the overall strength of the finished product. Conversely, a level of color below 1% can cause irregular coloring and general “washed out” appearance. The suggested “optimum” range is 2% to 4% pigment loading based on total cementitious material weight.