Ultramarine blue pigment has a wide range of uses and has the characteristic of eliminating yellow shade in white matter. It is an ideal pigment for paint, ink, rubber, paper making, printing and dyeing textile, plastic technology and culture and education/architecture. Ultramarine blue pigment is an ancient blue pigment with bright color, environmental protection and non-toxicity. It belongs to the category of inorganic pigments and occupies a place among blue pigments with its unique red light. Ultramarine blue is insoluble in water, resistant to alkali and high temperature, and is extremely stable against sunlight and wind and rain erosion in the atmosphere, but it is not resistant to acid and will decompose and change color when encountering acid. Ultramarine blue is the most commonly used blue inorganic pigment, which is a sulfur-containing compound of aluminum silicate. It has very bright brightness and pure color, excellent heat resistance and excellent light resistance. It has a wide range of uses and can be used in industries such as toys, inks, pigments, paints, plastics and rubber products in a safe and environmentally friendly manner.
Features:
①Incomparable bright colors
②Excellent light resistance, heat resistance, weather resistance, alkali resistance, not easy to migrate;
③Excellent dispersibility;
④Safe, environmentally friendly and non-toxic, can be used in toys and food containers
⑤Easy to control dosage, good economy, high cost performance
⑥It can improve the problem of white yellowing
The main purpose:
①Coloring aspect:
Used in paint, rubber, printing and dyeing, ink, tarpaulin, painting and building exterior walls, etc.
②In terms of whitening:
Used in papermaking, knitting industry, detergent, clothing and shoe materials, white products, etc. The whitening feature eliminates the yellow sheen in white paints or other white pigments.
③Special for painting:
Adding blending oil, glue and acrylic to ultramarine blue powder can make oil painting, watercolor painting, gouache painting
