Ultramarine Violet

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Your Professional Ultramarine Violet Supplier

Suzhou Jixin Trading Co., Ltd. is a professional chemical additive agency and the designated representative for numerous renowned global chemical enterprises. Our primary product offerings include fluorescent whitening agents, antioxidants, UV absorbers, and light stabilizers. Our core business sectors encompass plastics, inks, coatings, rubber, and specialized application fields.
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We possess extensive technical expertise, comprehensive knowledge of product applications, a dedicated and innovative marketing team, and attentive after-sales service. We are committed to delivering high-quality products and services to manufacturers across various industries.

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The company is headquartered in Suzhou High-Tech Development Zone and operates distribution warehouses in Shanghai, Yuyao, Guangzhou, and other strategic locations, enabling us to promptly address the needs of every customer.

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Ultramarine Violet V5
The characteristics of ultramarine purple are very similar to those of ultramarine blue, the main difference is heat resistance, coloring power, acid resistance. This product is used in art...
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Specification

Specific Gravity:	2.35
Oil Absorption:	34–37 grams oil / 100 grams pigment
Particle Size D90:	≤ 4 micron
Particle Size D100:	≤ 44 micron
Tap Density:	0.50–0.55 g/cc
Free Sulphur (maximum):	0.01% by weight
Soluble Salts:	0.7% by weight
Moisture Content:	0.05% by weight

Advantages of Ultramarine Violet

Lightfastness:

Ultramarine violet is highly resistant to fading from exposure to light, making it an ideal choice for outdoor applications, artworks, and items that are exposed to sunlight.

Non-Toxicity:

It is considered non-toxic and safe for use in a variety of products, including cosmetics and other consumer goods.

Chemical Stability:

The pigment is stable under a wide range of pH conditions and is resistant to most chemicals, including acids and alkalis.

Heat Resistance:

Ultramarine violet can withstand high temperatures, making it suitable for use in ceramics, glass, and industrial applications that may involve elevated temperatures.

Applications of Ultramarine Violet

Paints and Coatings
Ultramarine violet is commonly used in artists’ paints, especially oil paints, watercolors, and acrylics. It provides a rich, transparent violet hue that blends well with other pigments.
Usage rate: In paints, usage typically ranges from 5% to 25%, depending on the desired intensity and opacity. This varies based on the formulation and the medium used.

Plastics
The pigment is used to color plastics and synthetic materials, providing durable and long-lasting violet shades.
Usage rate: Typically used at 1% to 5% of the total polymer weight, based on the desired shade and strength of the color.

Cosmetics
Ultramarine violet is used in cosmetics like eyeshadows, blushes, and other makeup products to provide vibrant violet tones.
Usage rate: In cosmetics, the usage is usually 0.1% to 5%, as it is added in small amounts to achieve the desired color while ensuring safety for skin contact.
For cold process soap, mix 1 teaspoon with 1 tablespoon of lightweight oil.

Ceramics and Glass
Ultramarine violet is used in ceramic glazes and glassmaking to achieve rich violet tones.
Usage rate: For ceramic applications, the pigment is typically used at 1% to 5% for coloring glazes or as part of the ceramic body.

Inks
It is used in printing inks, particularly for commercial printing, due to its vivid color and high opacity.
Usage rate: Usage in inks typically ranges from 5% to 15% by weight, depending on the desired intensity.

Construction Materials
Ultramarine violet is used to color concrete, mortar, and other construction materials.
Usage rate: In construction applications, it is generally used at 0.5% to 3% by weight of the cement or aggregate.

Other Industrial Applications
Ultramarine violet is used in the production of toners, specialized pigments, and some other colorants in industrial applications.
Usage rate: Usage rates for these applications typically range from 3% to 10%, depending on the product formulation.

Precautions for Use of Ultramarine Violet

● Before starting your work, cover your work area with a disposable drop cloth or newspaper to catch any ultramarine violet that might escape during your project. This will prevent the powder from staining or contaminating your workspace.
● When you’re done, carefully fold up the drop cloth or newspaper, keeping the ultramarine violet inside, and dispose of it properly. This method ensures that any loose powders don’t spread to other surfaces.
● Clean any tools used immediately after use. If ultramarine violets are left to sit on these tools, they can easily transfer to other surfaces or projects.
● Lastly, always wash your hands thoroughly after handling ultramarine violets to prevent spreading them to other objects or surfaces you might touch.

Storage Precautions for Ultramarine Violet

● Handling ultramarine violets correctly protects you and the material. Always store pigment powders in well-sealed containers, preferably in a cool, dry area. Doing this minimizes any risk of accidental inhalation or contact with skin.
● Open the containers gently and slowly to avoid any ultramarine violet becoming airborne or spilling out. Similarly, when closing the containers, ensure they are securely sealed to prevent any accidental spills or leaks.
● Clearly mark the containers for quick and easy identification of the contents. Labels are particularly helpful in the case of spills or ingestion.
● You should never dispose of ultramarine violets in drains. Contact your local waste collection facility to learn the correct disposal method for dry pigment powder and partially full containers of pigment powders.

Packaging and Shipping

Packaging

● 1kg with double plastic container inside/Aluminum foil bag outside.

● 25kg with double plastic container inside/Fiber drum outside or it is at your option.

Shipping

By express way. Such as fedex, dhl, tnt and so on. By air, by sea. Shipping cost is decided by shipping ways& product actual weight &volume and your detailed address.

FAQ

Q: Is ultramarine violet watercolor warm or cool?

A: Ultramarine Violet offers a unique violet shade that is very clean and bright and has the excellent ability to make whites “whiter.” It is semi-transparent to visible light and transparent to Near Infrared (NIR), hence it is deemed a “cool” pigment, but its cool performance is highly dependent on the substrate and type ...

Q: What is the difference between dioxazine violet and ultramarine violet?

A: Strength is the major difference; Ultramarine Violet is fairly weak, while Dioxazine Violet is extremely, extremely strong and gets almost black in masstone. Dioxazine Violet is also warmer/less blue-toned and very smooth/non-granulating.

Q: Is ultramarine violet transparent or opaque?

A: Ultramarine Violet is a transparent, fine-grained color with high tinting strength. This ultramarine violet is ground in linseed oil without additives to change the effect of the pigment and oil mixture. As a result, the paint is long producing slightly stringy brushmarks due to the hydrophilic nature of ultramarine.

Q: Is ultramarine violet a natural or synthetic pigment?

A: Historically, natural ultramarine was derived from lapis lazuli, but modern ultramarine violet is almost exclusively synthetic. Synthetic versions offer consistency, lower cost, and higher purity compared to rare natural sources.

Q: Can ultramarine violet be used in outdoor applications?

A: Yes, due to its high lightfastness, it is suitable for outdoor paints and plastics. However, prolonged exposure to acidic rain or pollutants may gradually affect its hue.

Q: How does temperature affect ultramarine violet pigment?

A: Stable up to ~200°C, making it suitable for most plastic extrusion and coating processes. Prolonged exposure above 300°C may cause decomposition and color shift.

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