Aluminum Blue 79, chemical family of Phthalocyanine, is a greenish shaded blue powdered pigment that is an environmental protection type, non-copper, and CIAI-Pc. Compared to inorganic pigment, the light-fastness, hiding power, heat-resistance, and solvent-resistance of organic pigments are poorer although more colors are available, shade is brighter, and color strength is much higher. The recommended applications for this product are in water-based inks, offset inks of sheet feed inks (card paper), and special inks. Aluminum Blue 79 has a density of 1.8 to 2.3 g/cm3, bulk specific weight of 0.38 kg/l, oil absorption of 30 to 50 ml/100g, a pH value of 6.5 to 7.5, and a heat resistance of 180.
Hangzhou Xcolor Chemical Co., Ltd. manufactures organic pigments and solvent dyes. The company also provides inorganic pigment for their customers at the same time. Hangzhou Xcolor products are widely used in all kinds of areas (such as paints, inks, plastic and etc.). They also make products according to customers’ different specifications.
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