Digital color reference · physical approval required
ORGANIC PIGMENTS
Pigment Yellow 73
Pigment Yellow 73 is a monoazo arylide yellow, also marketed as Hansa Yellow 4GX. Typical applications include water-based inks, architectural coatings and pigment textile printing, with individual grades selected for the required dispersion and color strength.
- Color Index / grade
- P.Y.73
- CAS
- 13515-40-7
- Chemical family
- Monoazo arylide pigment
- Published heat resistance
- 160 °C
- Light fastness
- 6 / 8
PRODUCT PROFILE
P.Y.73Pigment Yellow 73 — grade profile
Pigment Yellow 73 (P.Y.73) is a monoazo arylide pigment for Coatings & paint and Textiles & fibers. Compare shade, tinting strength, dispersion and processing stability in the customer’s actual resin or binder rather than relying on one universal value.
Published screening data includes published heat reference 160 °C, light fastness 6/8 and oil absorption 40–50 ml/100g. Application-specific heat and fastness entries in the technical table take precedence.
Primary listed fits include Water-based decorative coatings and Pigment textile printing; Industrial coatings are listed for evaluation.
At equal loading, compare shade, tinting strength, dispersion and resin or binder compatibility, then confirm the required fastness under the final process conditions.
REFERENCE SHADE
Full shade and tint
Mid-shade yellow; confirm by grade
Full shade
Tint / reduction
Manufacturer-published shade descriptions were used to correct the color direction. Screen colors remain visual references, not batch standards; approve a physical drawdown or molded plaque under agreed test conditions.
TECHNICAL DATA
Published specifications
Only identified or numerical fields supported by public registry and product-table data are shown. Unpublished values are omitted.
Performance values are catalogue references. The current grade TDS, test conditions and agreed batch COA govern product approval.
APPLICATION CHART
Recommended systems at a glance
Coatings & paint
Textiles & fibers
Application listings support initial selection and still require validation in the customer's resin, binder, process and end-use conditions.
