Ultramarine Blue(Azul Ultramarino)
Generally speaking, there is only one hue of ultramarine blue-red.
Ultramarine blue belongs to the blue pigment in inorganic pigments. Therefore, phthalocyanine blue does not contain heavy metals, and ultramarine blue contains trace amounts of heavy metals. But ultramarine blue is different from other inorganic blue pigments, such as iron blue. It contains very small amounts of heavy metals and belongs to non-toxic inorganic blue pigments.
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Our coade
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Color index
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SHINEWAY GRADE
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pH
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Oil absorption
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Countertype
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UMB462
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77007
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Ultramarine Blue 462(Pigment Blue 29)
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7
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15 ml/100g
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UMB463
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77007
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Ultramarine Blue 463(Pigment Blue 29)
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7
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15 ml/100g
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UMB464
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77007
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Ultramarine Blue 464(Pigment Blue 29)
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7
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15 ml/100g
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UMB465
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77007
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Ultramarine Blue 465(Pigment Blue 29)
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7
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15 ml/100g
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Holliday 5008
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UMB466
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77007
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Ultramarine Blue 466(Pigment Blue 29)
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7
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15 ml/100g
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Holliday RS-06
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UMB467
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77007
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Ultramarine Blue 467(Pigment Blue 29)
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7
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15 ml/100g
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Nubiola EP-19
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UMB468
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77007
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Ultramarine Blue 467(Pigment Blue 29)
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7
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15 ml/100g
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Holliday RS-08
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