Oil-soluble yellow
Solvent Yellow 10GN
The yellow of the brochure cover, in the greenish 10GN shade. A transparent yellow for plastics, coatings and inks in solvent or molten systems.
Pigments & Colorants · Solvent Dyes
Oil soluble solvent dyes for plastics, coatings and inks, led by Solvent Yellow 10GN and Solvent Orange 116, produced by Reayoung in Ningbo, transparent, strong, and matched to the medium you run.

Product detail
Solvent dyes dissolve in the medium instead of dispersing in it, so the color comes out transparent and strong. The brochure names two lead grades and points to the full range from the pigments division.
Brochure PDF PDF · 1.3 MBOil-soluble yellow
The yellow of the brochure cover, in the greenish 10GN shade. A transparent yellow for plastics, coatings and inks in solvent or molten systems.
C.I. Solvent Orange
The orange grade named on the brochure. Bright, transparent orange for the same media: plastics, paints and printing inks.
On request
The two grades above lead the line; the rest of the oil-soluble range, shade by shade, is on the current card. Ask the pigments division for the card and the data sheets.
Where it goes
Dyes that dissolve in an organic medium instead of dispersing as particles. Because there are no particles to scatter light, the color comes out transparent and strong, which is what a tinted plastic housing or a clear coating needs.
For transparent parts, a solvent dye. It dissolves in the polymer melt and colors without haze. For opaque parts you want a pigment, since a dye cannot hide anything. Tell us the polymer and the process temperature and the pigments division names the grade.
Yes, when the color goes in during compounding or molding. A solvent dye dissolved in the melt stays in the part. Surface dyeing of a finished part is a different job and it wears off. Heat stability and migration decide which grade fits your process.
Solubility. A dye dissolves in the medium and gives transparent color. A pigment stays as solid particles in suspension and gives opacity and hiding power. Dyes usually win on brightness and transparency, pigments on light fastness and coverage.
Our line leads with Solvent Yellow 10GN, a greenish transparent yellow, and Solvent Orange 116. The rest of the oil soluble range is on the current card, shade by shade. Ask the pigments division for the card and the data sheets.
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