XM-A100 Industrial Titanium Dioxide for Painting and Coating, 96–98.5% TiO2

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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

A painting or coating enquiry becomes specific when the required pigment is tied to the actual formulation. XM-A100 industrial titanium dioxide is a white TiO2 powder with stated content of 96–98.5%, for a grade-led comparison rather than a general superiority claim.

Describe the paint system before selecting XM-A100

Identify the binder and the optical, processing and finished-film criteria that will decide acceptance. Use XM-A100 when matching the sample with its technical documents. Confirm the offered phase and surface treatment rather than assuming those properties from a familiar titanium dioxide name.

Read the measurement conditions with the values

XM-A100 has stated residue of 0.03–0.05% on a 45 μm sieve and volatile matter of 0.3–0.5% at 105°C. Its pH range is 6.5–8.5. Compare these results under the relevant methods before using the grade profile to design a coating trial.

Complete the pigment comparison with usable references

Request the oil-absorption units and method, and establish the reference behind the XM-A100 tinting-strength figure. Those details turn isolated numbers into a technical comparison you can interpret. Neither the TiO2 content nor a white-powder appearance establishes a particular finished-film result.

For XM-A100, bring the required coating finish and a matched grade specification into the same sample enquiry. Plastics and printing inks are also stated directions, with separate formulation requirements to assess. A controlled trial is the step that connects the available pigment measurements with the painting or coating result you need.