Rutile Titanium Dioxide TiO2 White Powder for Paint, Ink and Plastic Trials, 95% Purity Designation
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ColorWhitePhysical formPowder
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CAS No.13463-677Purity95
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Appearancewhite powderClassificationTitanium Dioxide
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Grade StandardIndustrial GradeMolecular FormulaTiO2
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Other NamesTitanium dioxideProduct nameTitanium Dioxide TiO2
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UsagePaint Coatings Printing Ink.plasticKeywordsTitanium Oxide Powder
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ColorWhite ColorGradeIndustrail Grade
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Package25kg/bagMOQ1 Ton
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CAS13436-67-7
This industrial titanium dioxide is a white powder with rutile and 95% purity designations. Paint, coatings, printing ink and plastic are its identified formulation directions, with the actual offered grade and intended matrix to be confirmed before sample approval.
Confirm the rutile grade and chemical identity
Request current product-specific technical and safety documents that reconcile the chemical identifiers and offered TiO2 grade. The rutile designation should be tied to that actual material, with the surface treatment and composition specified rather than inferred from a generic titanium-dioxide name.
Define the pigment's physical and optical criteria
The 95% purity designation is not a particle-size measurement or a finished-formulation opacity result. Obtain the measured size distribution and method, and agree the relevant colour and optical reference for the actual project before comparing powders.
- Identify the paint, ink or plastic matrix and the intended TiO2 role.
- Confirm the offered assay, relevant impurities and any surface-treatment specification.
- Agree the optical and processing tests needed to assess a representative sample.
Assess each matrix through its own formulation trial
A result in one paint binder does not establish compatibility or appearance in an ink or plastic resin. Use the relevant processing route and project acceptance criteria, without assuming measured hiding, durability or dispersion from the rutile designation alone.
For this TiO2 enquiry, connect a confirmed chemical identity and actual grade specification to the intended formulation tests. The representative matrix trial should establish whether the offered white powder meets the project's optical and processing requirements, with any additional performance claim supported for that actual system.
