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ColorWhitePhysical formPowder
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CAS No.13463-67-7Purity95
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Model NumberXM-TGR1282AppearanceWhite Powder
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ApplicationCoatingClassificationAntimony Oxide
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EINECS No.236-675-5Grade StandardIndustrial Grade
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Molecular FormulaTiO2Other NamesTiO2
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Product nameTitanium Dioxide Rutile GradeColor:White
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CertificateISO9001:2008ShapeSuperfine particle size
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TiO2 (%)95Hydrotrope (%)≥0.5
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PH value6.5-8.5Oil absorption (g/100g)≤22
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Average particle diameter (um)0.20-0.26Organic matterYes
Coating-pigment selection should connect the actual grade with its measured powder properties. XM-TGR1282 is a white industrial titanium dioxide powder designated rutile, with stated TiO2 content of 95%. Its average particle diameter is given as 0.20–0.26 μm for further coating evaluation.
Ask how the average diameter is measured
The average-diameter range describes a specific particle measurement, not a complete distribution or an automatic D50 value. Request the method and sample-preparation conditions used for XM-TGR1282. Compare another pigment only when the measurements provide a suitable common basis.
Identify the organic material before assigning a treatment
Organic matter is stated as present, but its chemical identity and function need confirmation. Ask for grade-specific information rather than assuming a particular surface treatment or compatibility benefit. Obtain the relevant identity and phase documents with the pigment sample.
- Acidity or alkalinity
- The stated pH range is 6.5–8.5; retain the test method for comparison.
- Liquid-demand check
- Review the oil-absorption method and its relevance to the selected coating system.
Test the pigment in the intended binder
Define the dispersion, application and finished-film criteria before running the XM-TGR1282 comparison. Assess the actual coating result under the intended processing conditions. Neither the rutile designation nor a fine-particle description independently establishes optical performance or a universal formulation benefit.
Support acceptance with grade documents
Request current analysis, identity documentation and any applicable certificate scope. Keep those records linked to the material used in the coating trial before making the final selection.
