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  • Ultramarine: The Eternal Pigment

    When the ancient Egyptians came to decorate the works of art that they buried with their Pharaohs, they used a blue pigment of such brilliance that it would enhance the quality and value of any object. The pigment was derived from the semi precious mineral, Lapis Lazuli, and it continued to be used for many centuries. Click here for more...

  • Ultramarine Pigments for Colouring Plastics

    The origin and development of Ultramarine as a general pigment - including the manufacturing process - has been described in another publication, ‘Ultramarine – The Eternal Pigment’. This explained how, having been in use for thousands of years, Ultramarine has found its way into many and varied applications, each of which has its own demands on pigment properties. What is required of an Ultramarine pigment used for colouring plastics? Click here for more...

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