Pigments & Colorants · Organic Pigments

Organic pigments withthe data sheet attached.

Transcor organic pigments in HD and RC grades, from Fast Yellow to Phthalocyanine Green, for offset, solvent and water based inks, paints, plastics and textile printing, each grade with its C.I. number, physical data and fastness ratings.

Organic Pigments
Organic PigmentsTranscor
130+ gradesyellow to phthalo green
TranscorHongda pigment brand
ISO 9001 · 14001certified group
30+ countriesserved since 1992

Product detail

Four organic pigment families, one shade card.

The Transcor card lists full shade and tint per grade, C.I. Pigment number, pH, density, oil absorption, light and heat fastness, water, oil, acid and alkali resistance, and marks main and suggested uses across inks, paints, plastics and textile printing.

Brochure PDF PDF · 4.3 MB

P.Y.12 to P.Y.191 · P.O.5 to P.O.36

Yellows and oranges

Benzidine and Fast Yellows, Pigment Yellow HD-2R, HD-3R and HD-AGR, Fast Oranges HD-139, HD-GG and HD-HL. Heat resistance from 120°C up to 300°C on HD-AGR and HD-RP.

P.R.2 to P.R.266 · P.V.3 to P.V.23

Reds and violets

Fast Scarlets 48:2 to 48:4, Fast Rubine 57:1, Red Lakes 53:1, Quindo Red P.R.122, Fast Reds 170 to 208, Quindo Violet P.V.19 and Fast Violet P.V.23 up to 250°C.

P.B.15:0 to 15:4 · P.G.7

Phthalo blues and green

Phthalocyanine Blue B, BS and BGS grades in HD and RC codes, light fastness 7 to 8, heat resistance 200°C to 260°C. Phthalocyanine Green HD-G for inks, paints and plastics.

Where it goes

Where these organic pigments go, grade by grade.

  • Offset, solvent, toluene, complex and water-based inks
  • Air-drying paints, lacquers, stoving and emulsion paints
  • Plastics colouring with the higher heat resistance grades
  • Textile printing pastes with the grades marked for that use

Before you order

Straight answers for the technical buyer.

Brochure PDF PDF · 4.3 MB
Organic Pigments
01What are organic pigments?

Colored particles built on a carbon skeleton that stay insoluble in the system they color. They give cleaner, stronger, brighter shades than inorganic pigments, and each one is identified by a C.I. Pigment number such as P.Y.12 or P.R.122.

02What is the difference between organic and inorganic pigments?

Chemistry and behavior. Organic pigments are strong, bright and transparent, so they carry less loading for the same depth. Inorganic pigments, iron oxide or titanium dioxide, are opaque, cheap by weight and very stable to heat and light. Most formulations use both, one for shade and one for hiding power.

03What are organic pigments made of?

Synthetic organic molecules. The yellows and oranges are mostly azo compounds, the reds run from azo to quinacridone, and blue and green are copper phthalocyanine. Transcor lists which family each grade belongs to and the heat resistance that comes with it, from 120°C to 300°C.

04What are some common organic pigments?

The ones that move by the ton: Pigment Yellow 12 and 14 for offset inks, Pigment Red 48:2 and 57:1 for packaging, Pigment Red 122 for magenta, Pigment Blue 15:3 and Pigment Green 7. All of them are on the Transcor card with full shade, tint and fastness data.

05What is the HS code for organic pigments?

3204.17 covers synthetic organic pigments and preparations based on them. The local suffix depends on your country. Send the pigment team your grades and destination port and they put the code and the packing on the proforma.

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