XM-T288 Rutile Titanium Dioxide TiO2 White Powder, 94% Purity for Paint and Industrial-Ink Trials

For a paint-pigment comparison, XM-T288 is an industrial white titanium dioxide powder with a rutile designation and 94% purity. Confirm the actual grade and the optical result the binder needs before treating a broad high-whiteness description as a measured coating criterion.

Identify the rutile grade being offered

Request current technical and safety documents for XM-T288 that confirm the actual crystal designation, composition and relevant impurity limits. Obtain any surface-treatment specification rather than inferring treatment chemistry or a delivered surface condition from the model code.

Define whiteness in the actual paint comparison

The 94% purity value concerns composition rather than a measured white-film result. Agree the relevant optical reference and test method for the intended binder, and obtain the actual powder-size criteria needed to compare dispersion and appearance through a representative formulation.

Paint trial brief

Identify the binder, pigment role and finish tests that will determine XM-T288 acceptance.

Physical criteria

Request a measured particle distribution and relevant treatment information for the offered grade.

Supporting analysis

Confirm the assay and reconcile the supplied chemical identifier with current product documents.

Keep industrial-ink and powder-coating trials specific

Industrial ink and powder coatings are additional identified directions, with their own processing and appearance requirements. A result in one binder does not establish universal hiding, durability or compatibility in another system, so each use should be assessed against its actual criteria.

For XM-T288, connect the confirmed rutile-grade specification and 94% assay to the relevant optical and processing comparison. The actual formulation trial should establish whether the proposed TiO2 powder meets the project, with any additional performance claim supported for that system.