Acetanil yellow 7415C is an opaque monoazo pigment with a high tinting power, offering very good light and weather fastness. 7415C is a typical organic pigment for the use in decorative paints, solvent and water based. It is also widely used for the formulations of lead free yellow paints. It is suitable for the production of pigment concentrates of universal nature in decorative paint applications.
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