XM-A100 Anatase Titanium Dioxide White Powder for Paint and Coating Trials, 96–98.5% TiO2 Content

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Product description
  • Color
    White
    Physical form
    Powder
  • CAS No.
    13462-67-7
    Purity
    96%~98.5%
  • Model Number
    XM-A100
    Appearance
    white Powder
  • Application
    plastic coating paint printing ink
    Classification
    Titanium Dioxide
  • Grade Standard
    Industrial Grade
    Molecular Formula
    TiO2
  • Other Names
    tio2
    Certification
    ISO9001
  • HS code
    3206111000
    Package
    25kg/bag
  • PH Value
    6.5-8.5
    TiO2 Content
    96~98.5%
  • Oil Absorption
    21~26
    Residue on sieve 45 μm %
    0.03~0.05
  • Matter volatile at 105°C %
    0.3~0.5
    Tinting strength %
    95~109
  • Sample
    Freely Provided

For a paint or coating enquiry seeking an anatase designation, XM-A100 offers a defined industrial titanium dioxide model to evaluate. The white powder has 96–98.5% TiO2 content, while current grade documents and actual formulation testing should establish the offered material's fit.

Confirm the delivered anatase description

The anatase term is part of this XM-A100 product identity, but the purchasing specification should confirm delivered crystal form and any surface treatment. A high-quality label does not replace those grade details or prove the result in the chosen paint binder.

Connect each physical test to its method

XM-A100 has a 0.03–0.05% residue range on a 45 micron sieve and 0.3–0.5% volatile matter at 105°C. The pH range of 6.5–8.5 and relative tinting-strength range of 95–109% also require their own preparation and reference before comparison with an existing pigment.

  1. Identify the actual XM-A100 paint or coating binder and acceptance target.
  2. Request the current grade, composition and safety documents for the offered pigment.
  3. Confirm the distribution, residue, volatile and optical test references used in the material comparison.

Judge application suitability through the actual formulation

A representative coating trial should establish the required appearance, dispersion and application outcome for XM-A100. Plastic and printing-ink uses are also identified, but each needs its own resin or binder evaluation, and any required certification should be supported by an applicable current document rather than assumed from the grade name.

Sampling is identified for XM-A100; use a request centred on the confirmed anatase specification and the project's measured acceptance criteria so that the paint-material decision rests on relevant evidence.