XM-A101 Titanium Dioxide TiO2 White Powder, 96–98.5% Content for Paint-Formulation, Plastic and Ink Evaluation
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ColorWhitePhysical formPowder
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CAS No.13462-67-7Purity96%~98.5%
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Model NumberXM-A101Appearancewhite Powder
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Applicationplastic coating paint printing inkClassificationTitanium Dioxide
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Grade StandardIndustrial GradeMolecular FormulaTiO2
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Other Namestio2CertificationISO9001
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HS code3206111000Package25kg/bag
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PH Value6.5-8.5TiO2 Content96~98.5%
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Oil Absorption21~26Residue on sieve 45 μm %0.03~0.05
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Matter volatile at 105°C %0.3~0.5Tinting strength %95~109
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SampleFreely Provided
A paint-pigment enquiry for XM-A101 begins with its industrial titanium dioxide identity and 96–98.5% TiO2 content. This white powder is also identified for plastics, coatings and printing ink, with the actual grade and formulation tests needed to establish the result in each process.
Define the pigment grade before changing the paint
The XM-A101 model identifies the offered titanium dioxide but does not specify a crystal form or surface treatment by itself. Request those grade details and product-specific chemical documentation before comparing the powder with an established paint-pigment specification.
Compare defined physical tests on equal methods
XM-A101 has a 0.03–0.05% residue range on a 45 micron sieve and 0.3–0.5% matter volatile at 105°C. Keep each measurement attached to its aperture or temperature qualifier, and agree the actual test methods and batch acceptance limits before approving the material.
- Colour-strength comparison
- Confirm the reference and method behind the stated 95–109% tinting-strength range.
- Raw-material pH
- The 6.5–8.5 pH range needs an agreed test preparation for comparison.
- Other formulation routes
- Plastic and printing-ink trials should be qualified in their own resin or binder systems.
Test the finished formulation rather than assume an outcome
For a paint change, assess XM-A101 through a representative formulation trial with the required colour, dispersion and application criteria. A TiO2 percentage does not itself prove opacity or outdoor durability, and any certification requirement needs an applicable current document rather than a general label.
Samples are identified for XM-A101; use a sample request that specifies the intended paint system, required grade information and the test references that will make the pigment comparison meaningful.
