An Ultramarine Violet Pigment for printing inks provides formulators with a distinctive reddish-violet color option for suitable printing applications.
Ultramarine Violet is classified as an inorganic pigment and is commonly associated with Pigment Violet 15 (PV15).
For printing-ink manufacturers, pigment selection can influence color strength, shade, dispersion and final print appearance.
Why Consider Ultramarine Violet for Ink Formulations?
Distinctive Violet Shade
Ultramarine Violet can provide a characteristic violet tone for formulations where this color space is required.
Lightfastness
Light stability is an important consideration for printed materials that may be exposed to light during storage, display or use.
Heat Resistance
Certain printing and converting processes can expose inks to elevated temperatures, making thermal behavior an important selection criterion.
Tinting Applications
Violet pigments may also be considered where formulators need to modify or correct the tone of another color.
Dispersion
Consistent pigment dispersion is essential to achieving predictable color and print performance.
However, final performance depends on the complete ink formulation. The pigment should therefore be tested with the actual resin, solvent or water-based system, additives, printing process and substrate.
Explore our range of Ultramarine Violet Pigments for industrial applications.