Chemical Ultramarine Blue Pigment for Textile

Ultramarine blue is an ancient and vivid blue inorganic pigment, non-toxic, environmentally friendly, insoluble in water, alkali resistant, high temperature resistant, and stable to sun and rain in the atmosphere. With its unique red light, it occupies a place among blue pigments.

The index number is Pigment Blue 29, C.I. 77007, CAS code 57455-37-5.
Ultramarine Blue is the oldest and most conspicuous blue pigment and has a pure, brilliant and reddish blue colour which gives Ultramarine Blue its unique appeal and also has a good white correcting effect.

Purpose 1

Used for paint, ink, plastic, rubber and other industries and cultural and educational equipment coloring

Purpose 2

Used for paint, rubber, plastic, ink, oilcloth, color painting and construction in the blue pigment, but also used in paper, soap, starch, yarn, white products and civilian wall brushing white.

Purpose 3

Inorganic blue pigment. The paint industry is used to make the color paint, so that the whiteness is more vivid. Rubber industry is used for rubber products such as shoe outsole, rubber plate coloring, lifting white or with yellow pigment mixed with grass green. Used in the paper industry to produce a sharp white or blue pulp. Printing and dyeing used in the textile industry as a printing label for white cotton and knitwear to increase the whiteness of the fibers and for cloth knitwear. The pigment industry is used in the coloring of oil paints and as a white lifting agent for white pigments. Plastics industry for plastic products and artificial leather coloring, patchwork and whitening. Construction industry for cement square brick, artificial marble coloring. In addition, ultramarine can also be used as an antioxidant for perfluorocarbon resins, as a catalyst for hydrogenation cracking, and in the adsorption of uranium from seawater.