Titanium Dioxide Rutile.

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Titanium Dioxide Rutile

High-opacity white pigment for brightness, coverage, and durable finishes

Product Overview

Titanium Dioxide Rutile is a widely used white pigment known for its high brightness, strong opacity, and excellent light-scattering ability. It is suitable for coatings, plastics, and inks where consistent whiteness and coverage are required. Its stable performance and compatibility with different systems make it a preferred choice for achieving high-quality finishes.

Key Features & Benefits

Technical Specifications

Appearance
Fine white powder
Active Content
Titanium dioxide pigment
Recommended Dosage
5.0–25.0% depending on opacity and formulation needs
Shelf Life
24 months in original sealed packaging
pH Range
Stable in standard coating and plastic formulation systems

Industries We Serve

Proven performance across diverse  applications and industries

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Usage Guidelines

Addition Stage

Introduce during the dispersion or grinding phase for optimal results.

Dosage Range

Typically used between 0.15–0.6% depending on formulation complexity.

Optimization Note

Pilot trials are recommended to achieve the best balance of dispersion and rheology.

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Titanium Dioxide Rutile is used in paints, coatings, plastics, and inks for whiteness, opacity, and brightness.
Rutile offers better opacity, durability, and resistance to weathering, making it suitable for demanding applications.
Yes, it is compatible with both water-based and solvent-based formulations.
It is typically added during dispersion or grinding stages for uniform distribution and maximum performance.
Dispersion quality, particle size distribution, and dosage levels influence opacity and final appearance.

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