Ultramarine Blue

Ultramarine Blue is Synthetic Inorganic. It is a blue pigment of sodium aluminosilicate 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.

Uses & Advantages

• 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.