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SIC 2816—Inorganic Pigments

Industry · Standard Industrial Classification (1987)

Where 2816 sits

Description

Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing inorganic pigments. Important products of this industry include black pigments, except carbon black, white pigments, and color pigments.

What 2816 includes

6-digit codes

281600 — Inorganic Pigments
281601 — White Pigments
281602 — Color Pigments
281603 — Black Pigments
281699 — Inorganic Pigments, NEC

8-digit codes

28160000 — Inorganic pigments
28160100 — White pigments
28160101 — Antimony oxide
28160102 — Blanc fixe (barium sulfate)
28160103 — Lead pigments: white lead, lead oxides, lead sulfate
28160104 — Lithopone
28160105 — Titanium dioxide, anatase or rutile (pigments)
28160106 — Zinc pigments: zinc oxide, zinc sulfide
28160200 — Color pigments
28160201 — Chrome pigments: chrome green, chrome yellow, zinc yellow
28160202 — Iron oxide pigments (ochers, siennas, umbers)
28160300 — Black pigments
28160301 — Animal black
28160302 — Bone black
28160303 — Lamp black
28169900 — Inorganic pigments, nec
28169901 — Metallic and mineral pigments, nec

Example activities

animal black
barium sulfate, precipitated (blanc fixe)
barytes pigments
black pigments, except carbon black
blanc fixe (barium sulfate, precipitated)
bone black
chrome pigments: chrome green, chrome yellow, chrome orange, and
color pigments, inorganic
ferric oxide pigments
iron blue pigments
iron colors
iron oxide, black
iron oxide, magnetic
iron oxide, yellow
lamp black
lead oxide pigments
lead pigments
litharge
lithopone
metallic pigments, inorganic
mineral colors and pigments
minium (pigments)
ochers
paint pigments, inorganic

Cross-references for 2816

Organic color pigments, except animal black and bone black, are classified in Industry 2865 and those manufacturing carbon black are classified in Industry 2895.

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