Standard grades
463 and 463(II)
The base ultramarine blue grades of the range, the reference point for strength and shade in the brochure charts. General use in plastics, rubber, paint and printing inks.
Ultramarine Blue · United States
Ultramarine blue pigment in 11 grades for plastics, rubber, paint, powder coating and detergents, with FDA compliance, RoHS and EN71-3 documents.
Samples and data sheets come straight from the team that makes the product.

Product brochure
The brochure sorts the eleven grades by recommended use across plastics, rubber, paint, printing inks, powder coating, paper coating, soap and detergents and cosmetics, and compares them by tinting strength and colour difference (DE) against traditional ultramarine.
Standard grades
The base ultramarine blue grades of the range, the reference point for strength and shade in the brochure charts. General use in plastics, rubber, paint and printing inks.
Tl136 · Tl139 · Tl206 · Tl463 · Tl1515 · Tl58 · 800
Grades tuned by strength and shade for specific systems, from paint and powder coating to paper coating, soap and detergents. Higher tinting strength than traditional ultramarine on the chart.
Higher performance
The grades at the top of the strength chart, for uses where colour yield per kilo and heat matter most, such as plastics and powder coating. Ask the pigment team which of the two fits your system.
Buying it right
Food packaging, toys and detergents need a blue that comes with certificates, not just a shade. Ultramarine blue pigment is often the answer, if the supplier can show the documents.
This range carries FDA compliance, EU food contact, RoHS and EN71-3 documents, and specific grades are marked for cosmetics. The pigment team sends the one that covers your end use.
The 11 grades are charted by tinting strength and color difference against traditional ultramarine. A buyer can compare cost per unit of color, not only cost per kilo.
The partnership
Supply
You buy at origin, in the quantities a distributor needs to stay competitive in its market. Volume pricing, consolidated shipments and production planned around your forecast give you the economics to defend margin against any local reseller.
Experience
Documentation, logistics and compliance are routine here after three decades of cross-border trade. Hongda exports to more than 30 countries and works with over 500 distributors worldwide, so the paperwork your market requires has most likely been solved here before.
Product
Seven registered brands, from Dragon Dyes to Chemtech, all backed by Hongda's in-house R&D teams. Dyes, pigments, additives and functional chemicals come from the same group, so you can widen your catalogue while keeping a single supplier.
Support
Samples, datasheets and technical answers come straight from the team that makes the product. Formulation advice, matching against your current reference and follow-up after delivery are part of the partnership, included from the first order.






Questions

Ultramarine is a red shade blue that does not migrate and stays stable to 350°C. Phthalo blue leans green.
TLGin62 and TlH1515 sit at the top of the strength chart for plastics and powder coating. The pigment team confirms which fits your system.
Yes. The range lists grades for whitening soaps and detergents and for paper coating.
Yes. It is a sodium aluminosilicate with sulfur, stable in alkali, which is why detergent and plastics makers use it.
Where it ships from
Hongda ships from Ningbo, China, to distributors in more than 30 countries, North America included. Samples, data sheets and documents for each order come from the team in Ningbo.
Strategic partners
Write directly to the partner team, or send the short application. It reaches Hongda's partner team by email.
info@hongda-chem.comOr call the group directly: +86 574 87907888