TITANIUM DIOXIDE PRODUCTS
Explore 14 titanium dioxide pigment grades using the application selector, production-process categories or complete grade directory, then continue to individual grade pages for technical evaluation.
The portfolio includes rutile titanium dioxide pigment grades for multiple industrial applications.
Listed grades are starting points for technical evaluation and do not guarantee suitability for a specific formulation or operating condition.
APPLICATION-FIRST SELECTION
Choose the closest application to view the grades listed for that use case.
Not sure? Review the complete directory or share your requirements for technical review.
Request a QuoteListed grades are starting points for technical evaluation and do not guarantee suitability for a specific formulation or operating condition.
PROCESS-LED NAVIGATION
Use production-process classification when it is a required sourcing parameter. Process classification does not determine application suitability on its own.
COMPLETE PRODUCT DIRECTORY
Open an individual grade page for detailed technical evaluation. The portfolio is organised into four navigation groups: Coatings, Plastics & Masterbatch, Inks & Multi-Application and Specialty.
Portfolio groups are navigation categories. A grade may appear in more than one application result because application relationships can span multiple navigation groups.
Excellent hue and high gloss with strong hiding power.
TMP/TME-free multi-application grade with high brightness and durability.
Superior weather resistance with high gloss and excellent opacity for demanding exterior coatings.
High-durability coatings grade with high opacity and good gloss.
Highly durable coatings pigment with high opacity and easy dispersion.
High-opacity, high-gloss coatings grade with good weather resistance.
High-durability exterior plastics grade with strong anti-chalking performance.
High-heat-stability plastics grade with low oil absorption and rapid dispersion.
High hiding power and easy dispersion for polyolefin masterbatch.
High whiteness with strong high-temperature anti-yellowing performance.
Bright-white plastics grade with excellent dispersion and processability.
Very high gloss, high opacity and low abrasivity for printing inks.
High gloss and brightness with good opacity and easy dispersion.
High-purity grade with low impurities and stable batch-to-batch quality.
PROCUREMENT CHECKLIST
Use the application, process classification when relevant, grade-specific technical data, destination requirements and buyer validation as separate evaluation inputs.
Record the resin or material system, end use, processing conditions and performance targets that the grade must be evaluated against.
Identify whether chloride or sulfate production-process classification is a required sourcing parameter. Process classification does not determine application suitability.
Review information issued for the grade you are evaluating. Do not infer missing values from another grade, an older source or an unrelated TDS.
Confirm the destination market and the technical, quality, compliance or origin documents required for the applicable request.
Confirm final suitability through the buyer's own formulation, processing conditions, performance requirements and qualification process.
BUYER QUESTIONS
Start with the intended application, then use production-process classification if it is a required sourcing parameter. Review the relevant grade page and confirm the available product information against the formulation, processing conditions, destination and documentation requirements. A listed result is a starting point for evaluation, not a suitability guarantee.
The product center lists 14 grades: M-350, M-510, M-896, M-996, M-2196, M-895, M-200, M-108, M-210, M-340, M-886, M-52, M-2377 and CR-901.
Application selection groups grades by listed use-case relationships, while process selection groups grades by their production-process classification. A process classification does not determine application suitability on its own.
A missing result means that the selector has no listed grade for that application. It should not automatically be interpreted as a technical rejection of every grade. Buyers can contact the team when a requirement is not represented in the selector.
No. A listed grade is a starting point for technical evaluation. Final suitability should be confirmed against the buyer's formulation, processing conditions, performance requirements, destination requirements and applicable documentation.
SHARE YOUR REQUIREMENTS
Share your application, destination market, expected quantity and any grade you are evaluating.
Quotation, availability and documentation remain subject to review.