Hansa Yellow 10G 41 gran. for Paints and Coatings
Pigment Yellow 3
Hansa Yellow 10G 41 gran. is a very green shade and opaque monoazo pigment in granule form. In comparison to Hansa Yellow 10G, the granule form is stronger with improved recrystallization stability and particularly easier to disperse. It exhibits good light- and weather fastness properties.
Key Features
- 30-50% higher tinctorial* strength than Hansa Yellow 10G (*depending on dispersion parameters) benefit
- Improved recrystallization stability benefit
- easy to be dispersed with dissolver benefit
- Good light fastness benefit
- Recommended for air drying paints benefit
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