First-Grade Rutile Titanium Dioxide for Durable Coating Solutions

• Customization: Available
• CAS No.: 1317-80-2
• Formula: TiO2
• Model NO.: YD
• EINECS: 215-282-2
• Classification: Titanium Dioxide
• Grade Standard: Industrial Grade
• Kind: Amphoteric Oxide
• Quality: First Class
• Transport Package: 25kg or as Special Requirements
• Specification: 98%
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 320611
• Production Capacity: 50000000

Product Description

Product Description

Item	Value
TiO2 %	94 min
Rutile content %	99 min
PH value	6.5-8.5
Surface treatment	Zr, Al
Organic treatment	Yes
Matter volatile at 105ºC	0.5 max
Average Particle Size	0.3um
Resistivity (.m)	9000 min
Oil absorption (g/100g)	20 max
CIE L	98.5
b	1.8
Reducing power(Reynold's Number)	1850

 

Loman R908 is a versatile rutile titanium dioxide manufactured through the sulfate process. It is treated with ZrO2, Al2O3, and organic surface treatment, resulting in exceptional whiteness, gloss, blue undertone, superfine particle size, narrow size-distribution, UV-absorbing capacity, weather resistance, chalk resistance, hiding power, tinting strength, dispersion, and stability.

 

Applications:

• High-grade indoor & outdoor coatings


• Interior and exterior latex paints


• Industrial coatings


• Powder coatings


• Plastics (PVC, PE, polystyrene, polyurethane, etc.)


• Masterbatch


• PVC profile


• Rubber


• High-grade printing ink


• Paper making


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Package and Storage:

Available in 25kg woven bags, craft bags, or 1000kg big woven plastic bags. The product is a white powder that is safe, non-toxic, and harmless. Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture. Avoid breathing dust and wash with soap & water if skin contact occurs. Refer to the MSDS for more details.

Packaging: Titanium dioxide should be stored in sealed, moisture-proof packaging containers to prevent the ingress of moisture, moisture and other contaminants.

Temperature: Try to store titanium dioxide in a dry, cool environment, away from high temperatures and direct sunlight, to prevent chemical reactions or loss of properties.

Avoid Moisture: Moisture is titanium dioxide's main enemy, causing it to absorb moisture and clump. Therefore, contact between titanium dioxide and moisture should be avoided as much as possible, and desiccants such as silica or drying ovens can be used to absorb moisture.

Avoid vibration: Try to avoid titanium dioxide from vibration and severe shock to prevent particles from rubbing against each other or breaking.

Classified storage: If different types or grades of titanium dioxide need to be stored, they should be stored in classified categories to avoid mixed use or cross-contamination.