Ultramarine Blue

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Plastics & Rubber Industry

Ultramarine Pigments maintain the dimensional stability of polyolefins and other polymers, in order to ensure that warping and shrinking does not take place.
Compatible and suitable for all kind of polymers, such as polyolefins, engineering, rubber polymers and more.
Ultramarine Blue is not only used to provide the reddish blue shade or to whiten polymers, but also to provide a blue undertone to gray and black plastic parts.

Paints & Coatings Industry

Ultramarine Blue occupies a unique position in the blue color space that can not be reached by any other pigment or blend of pigments.
The reddish undertone of Ultramarine Blue, highly appreciated both in mass tone and tint applications.

Cement And Construction Industry

The coloration of cement or any formulation based on cement such as mortars, concrete, tiles joints- with Ultramarine Pigments is possible only under controlled conditions of formulation and use.
A wide use of Ultramarine Blue is in house roof coatings preparations, colored with blue.

Soaps & Detergents, Toiletries & Cosmetics Industry

Ultramarine Pigments have a unique reddish blue shade.
It contains high tinting strength, which makes the product non staining in final use.
It provides excellent whitening effect, with synergistic performance when used in combination with optical brighteners a non-significant build up of the product after repeated washings.
In cosmetics, Ultramarine Pigments are valued by their brightness, their non-irritability characteristic and the low levels of impurity.
Ultramarine Pigments are used in various types of toiletries formulations such as shampoos, soaps, gels and more.

Artist's Colors Industry

The facility of completely developing such specific colors as Ultramarine Blue and Violet with simple dispersing equipment.
Ultramarine Blue has an excellent performance-price ratio.
The wide array of available colors and the non-staining property contribute a great deal in it's success in the artists' colors industry.
Some of the fields, where it's used are oil colors, fat pencils, modeling pastes, water colors, acrylic colors and more.

Ink Industry

Ultramarine Pigments, due to their inorganic pigments nature, are apt to be used in inks.
They show superior wet-ability in water systems and high resistance to organic solvents.
Their good light resistance and low oil absorption allows them to be used in distinct types of inks.

Paper Industry

Ultramarine Blue has two main points of application in the paper manufacturing process - the whitening of cellulose pulp and the coloration of the outside coating on colored and stucco papers.
In order to obtain an optical whitening especially under a light, which is rich in ultraviolet rays, use the synergy produced by the effect of the Ultramarine Blue and a optical whitener.
In colored and stucco papers, Ultramarine Blues have various applications such as - blue pigment or as filler shade correctors, since in paper coating treatment, high dose levels of pigments and white fillers are used.
Ultramarine Blue is environmental friendly, which is an added advantage in the Paper industry.
It can be easily eliminated with waste water & has no contaminant risks.

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The facility of completely developing such specific colors as Ultramarine Blue and Violet with simple dispersing equipment.
Ultramarine Blue has an excellent performance-price ratio.
The wide array of available colors and the non-staining property contribute a great deal in it's success in the artists' colors industry.
Some of the fields, where it's used are oil colors, fat pencils, modeling pastes, water colors, acrylic colors and more.

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