1. Color type and quality of colored asphalt: Different colors of colored asphalt may require different pigments and additives, which will lead to price differences. Generally, brighter and longer-lasting colors may require higher quality pigments and additives, so the price will also increase accordingly.
2. Type and price of asphalt: The price will also vary depending on the type of asphalt used. Generally, modified asphalt containing rubber or plastic has a higher unit price because they have better performance and longer service life.
3. Type and amount of coloring pigment: Organic pigments are more expensive, and small amounts of colorants are also more expensive. However, when a large amount of colorants is used, the unit price may be reduced due to bulk purchases.
4. The amount of other additives: Such as polymer additives, slurry additives, etc. will also affect the unit price. The higher the amount of additives, the higher the unit price.
5. Construction process and technology: Some special construction processes may require higher costs, so the price will also increase accordingly. For example, some complex patterns or designs may require more sophisticated construction technology and more labor.
6. Pricing strategy of suppliers: There may be certain differences in pricing between different suppliers, so comparison and selection are required. Some suppliers may offer more competitive prices to attract customers.
7. Project scale: Generally speaking, large-scale road projects may get more favorable prices because suppliers can reduce costs through batch production and procurement. In contrast, small-scale projects may face higher unit prices.
Please note that the above price determinants may change at any time due to changes in market conditions and other factors. Therefore, when purchasing colored asphalt, contact multiple suppliers and compare their prices, quality, and services to find the option that best suits your needs.
