Industrial Titanium Dioxide Titania White O2Ti Powder 92% Min, CAS 1317-80-2, for Coating/Plastic/Ink Material Trials
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ColorWhitePhysical formPowder
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CAS No.1317-80-2Purity92%MIN
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AppearanceWhite powderApplicationCoating,Plastic,Ink
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ClassificationOther Inorganic SaltsEINECS No.215-282-2
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Grade StandardIndustrial GradeMolecular FormulaO2Ti
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Other NamesFERRISPEC(R) PL TITANIUM DIOXIDE WHITEProduct nametitanium dioxide
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CAS1317-80-2Melting point1,843°C
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Boiling point2,972°CDensity4.26 g/cm³
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SolubilityInsoluble in water and organic solventsOdorOdorless
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HS CODE3206111000ColorWhite Color
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Package25kg/bag
Coating, plastic and ink material selection should connect a titanium-dioxide grade with actual formulation requirements. This industrial material is stated as O2Ti, described as odorless white powder with 92% minimum purity and insolubility in water and organic solvents.
Confirm the offered pigment form and treatment
Ask for the actual crystal form and surface-treatment information before comparing the grade with a formulation brief. A titanium-dioxide name, white appearance and minimum purity do not establish a particular phase or the optical performance required by the project.
Compare composition with the required dispersion evidence
Request current assay and the particle and dispersion measurements relevant to the coating, plastic or ink trial. The stated density is 4.26g/cm³, with its method to confirm; this descriptor does not replace actual hiding-power, opacity or compatibility evidence.
- Which thermal descriptors are reported?
- Melting point is stated as 1,843°C and boiling point as 2,972°C, with material reports and methods to confirm.
- Do these specify processing settings?
- No formulation operating range or processing instruction follows from those material descriptors.
Evaluate the grade in the intended formulation
Assess the relevant sample trial against the project’s optical, dispersion and other acceptance criteria. A listed coating, plastic or ink direction does not establish weathering durability or a performance advantage in every formulation.
Request current technical and safety information with the actual grade questions and intended trial clearly described. Keep the composition, phase and treatment evidence alongside the formulation results so the decision concerns the offered material, without an assumed branded grade or manufacturer identity.
