Ultramarine blue

Description

Ultramarine Blue is Synthetic Inorganic. It is a blue pigment of sodium alumino silicate containing sulphur. It is prepared by heating kaolin, sodium carbonate, sulphur and other inexpensive ingredients together. It is heat and alkali resistant. It is used for optical whiteness in plastics, rubber, inks, paints, cosmetics, detergents, cement, textile and paper. Being a consumer product, Ultramarine Blue is used for brightening the white cotton cloth after washing and to provide blue color and brightness to plastics and rubber used in the industries. It acts as a brightening agent in white washing and is the only blue pigment that does not fade under sunlight or heat(UPTO **0 DEGREES). It also has various other usage. As blue colorant in master batches and plastic resins. As an optical whitener on fabric, paper, plastics, rubber and paints. As blue colorant in printing inks. Finer qualities are used in painting and engraving Ultramarine Blue is *0% used for laundry, *0% for the white washes on exterior surface and *0% for the Industrial use. Main technical data: Productions data Type Ultramarine blue *9 Molecular formula Na6Al4Si6S4O*0 ***** Pigment Blue *9 Object form Powder shape CAS NO. ****5.*7.5 Water dissolves thing ≤0.2% Physical appearance Coloured light Blueish Moisture conten**5±2 ≤1% Attract oil amounts ****0cc/**0g P H 7.**9.0 Free sulfur ≤0.*5% Characteristic property Heat resistance >**0 0 resistance to elements 8 Level Disperse Good Cover High Put colour force **0%±2% Applicability Ultramarine Blue Used in tinting applications of blue paint, rubber, plastic printing, ink, paper, papermaking, soap, and beautification on ancient architecture