Synthetic inorganic, Ultramarine blue pigments are blue
pigments of sodium aluminosilicate which contains sulphur. These are
prepared by heating sodium carbonate, kaolin, sulphur and other economical
ingredients together. Alkali and heat resistant, this is widely used for
optical whiteness in inks, paints, cosmetics, plastics, cement, rubber,
detergents, textile and paper. Perfect for brightening the white cotton
cloth after washing and providing blue color, these pigments are used in the
plastic and rubber industries. Further, it acts as a brightening mediator in
white washing and is the only pigment that does not lighten under sunlight
or heat (UPTO 350 DEGREES).
Pigments for Masterbatch is non-wrapping and non-shrinking in
nature. These pigments prove perfect for materbatch applications owing to
their exceptional heat and light stability. This pigment is extensively
utilized in applications that need improved appearance as regards
brightness, surface smoothness, and transparency. This color masterbatch
also offers better mechanical properties favored for manufacturing of thin
pressure pipes, films, fibres, bottles, etc. Moreover, the leather industry
uses sodium bisulfite to make refined leather products more waterproof,
wearable, and long lasting. It is also uses as a food preservative; the food
industry also utilizes sodium bisulfite as a bleaching agent.
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