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Brand
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Fineland Chem
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Color Index
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Pigment White 6
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Color Index No
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77891
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CAS No
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13463-67-7
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EC No
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236-675-5
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| Chemical Formula | TiO₂ |
Titanium Dioxide (TiO₂) is a widely used inorganic white pigment known for its exceptional opacity, brightness, and high refractive index. It is primarily produced in two crystal forms: rutile and anatase, with rutile being the most commonly used for industrial applications due to its superior durability and weather resistance.
As a pigment, Titanium Dioxide does not dissolve in the medium but remains finely dispersed, providing strong hiding power and excellent whiteness. It is one of the most important pigments used globally in coatings, plastics, inks, and paper.
Titanium Dioxide-TiLumi®LR997 ⬇️TDS
Designed to deliver bright,white color and excellent processability. With excellent dispersion,high heat resistance and good processing,minimal effect on melt-flow.
Titanium Dioxide-TiLumi®LR998 ⬇️TDS
Has excellent dispersion performance,excellent opacity and gloss,delivers a brilliant whiteness with a clean blue tone with good weather resistance.
Titanium Dioxide-TiLumi®R997 ⬇️TDS
Disperses easily in Polyolefins, with high opacity and whiteness under high TiO2 concentration.Low moisture absorption,good compatibility with plastic resins.
Titanium Dioxide-TiLumi®R998 ⬇️TDS
A highly durable,versatile pigment suitable for a wide range of applications. With good gloss,brightness,high opacity and easy dispersibility.
Titanium Dioxide-TiLumi®TL101 ⬇️TDS
Has good pigment properties such as high purity,fine particle size,high whiteness and good hiding power.
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Test Item
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Specification
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| TiO₂ Content | 96% |
| Surface Treatment | Alumina,Organic |
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Oil Absorption(g/100g)
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15max
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PH Value
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6.5-8.5
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Bulk Density (lb/gal)
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50
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Specific Gravity (g/cm3)
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4.1
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| Average Particle Size | 0.3μm |
| Heat Resistance (℃) | 500 | Weather Resistance (1-5) | 5 |
| Light Resistance (Full Shade, 1-8) | 8 | Acid Resistance (1-5) | 5 |
| Light (Reduced tinting, 1-8) | 8 | Alkali Resistance (1-5) | 5 |
Titanium Dioxide is widely used in:
It is especially valued in applications requiring high opacity, brightness, and UV resistance.
Titanium Dioxide has a very high refractive index, allowing it to effectively scatter light and provide strong coverage even at relatively low loadings.
It delivers clean, bright white coloration, making it essential for tinting and base formulations.
TiO₂ helps protect substrates from UV degradation, improving durability in outdoor applications.
It is resistant to many chemicals, ensuring stable performance in coatings, plastics, and other systems.
Widely recognized as the most effective white pigment across multiple industries.
Suitable for coatings, plastics, inks, paper, and more.
Improves weather resistance and lifespan of end products.
Certain grades may promote degradation under UV exposure if not surface-treated.
Proper dispersion is necessary to achieve optimal opacity and performance.
Market prices can fluctuate due to titanium ore supply and production factors.
When selecting Titanium Dioxide, buyers should confirm:
Providing application details helps ensure correct grade selection.
25KG Kraft Bag, 400kg/500kg Carton Box
Lead Time: Normally around 15 days after signed contract.
Fineland Chem supplies Titanium Dioxide for industrial applications including coatings, plastics, inks, and related systems.
Products are produced under controlled quality standards to ensure consistent whiteness, particle performance, and batch stability. Technical support and export services are available for global customers.
It is mainly used in coatings, plastics, inks, paper, and other applications requiring opacity and whiteness.
Rutile offers better weather resistance and durability, while anatase provides higher brightness but lower outdoor stability.
Yes. Rutile Titanium Dioxide is widely used in outdoor coatings due to its excellent UV resistance.
Yes. It is commonly used in plastic masterbatch and polymer applications to provide opacity and whiteness.
Yes. Proper dispersion is important to achieve optimal performance and avoid agglomeration.