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Pigment Yellow 184

Pigment Yellow 184 (Bismuth Vanadate yellow) is an inorganic lead free pigment recommended in applications where high performance is required,due to its very bright shade and high tinting strength.its free ecotoxicological behaviour makes it as a suitable alternative to chrome and cadmium pigments.it exhibits good performance of the resistances to solvents,acids,alkalis and sulfur dioxide.its light fastness and weather resistance are also excellent on full and reduced tones.

Key properties

  • Color: bright, greenish-yellow (high chroma)
  • Opacity / hiding power: very high
  • Lightfastness: excellent (often rated 7–8)
  • Heat resistance: good — many grades withstand 200–320°C (grade dependent)
  • Chemical resistance: strong resistance to acids, alkalis and solvents
  • Compatibility: suitable for solvent and water-borne coatings, engineering plastics, masterbatches
  • Regulatory profile: commonly used as a cadmium-free alternative; check supplier certificates for specific approvals

Application

It can be use for coil coatings,powder coatings,automotive coating,construction coating,color masterbatch,nylon,etc.

Technical Specifications

  • ‍Product Name: Bismuth Vanadate Yellow
  • Color Index: Pigment Yellow 184
  • C.I. No.: 771740
  • CAS No.:14059-33-7
  • EINECS NO.:237-898-0
  • Molecular Formula: BiO4V
  • Molecular Weight: 323.92‍

Density (g/cm3)

3.5-5.9

PH value

7.0

Oil Absorption(g/100g)

26-44

105℃Volatile Matter%

≤0.5

Water soluble Matter%

≤0.5

Residue on 45um Mesh%

≤0.1

Heat resistant

250-300℃

Light Resistant

8

Acid resistant

5

Alkali Resistant

5

FAQ

How does Pigment yellow 184 compare to cadmium or chrome yellow?

PY184 offers comparable brightness and superior environmental profile (cadmium/chrome-free). It usually provides better weathering and chemical resistance, though exact shade/tinting strength differs by grade—use side-by-side trials for color matches.

Which Pigment yellow 184 grade is best for high-temperature plastics?

Grades vary—some engineered PY184 grades tolerate ≥300°C and are formulated for PA/engineering plastics. Always check the supplier’s heat-resistance spec and test in your specific processing conditions.

Any tips for dispersing PY184 for maximum hiding power?

Use a well-balanced millbase (appropriate solvent or carrier), high-shear dispersion and a compatible dispersant/wetting agent. Avoid over-grinding; aim for the manufacturer’s recommended particle size distribution.

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