Polyolefin Masterbatch
Evaluate M-210 at the intended pigment loading and carrier resin. Confirm dispersion, hiding and tinting, color direction, powder handling, processing and dilution performance.
PLASTICS & MASTERBATCH · CHLORIDE PROCESS
M-210 Titanium Dioxide for Masterbatch and Plastics Evaluation
A chloride-process rutile titanium dioxide pigment with inorganic and organic treatment, documented for polyolefin masterbatch, PE/PP/ABS engineering plastics, and PS/copolymer applications. The current profile identifies hiding and tinting strength, dispersibility, dry-powder fluidity, processing behavior and bluish-undertone direction as evaluation priorities. Review the typical data and confirm suitability in your own polymer, formulation, processing and end-use conditions.
- M-210 TDS · V3 2023
- Masterbatch and plastics evaluation
- Buyer formulation testing required
Technical product fileM-210
Rutile titanium dioxide pigment · Chloride process
Current product dataM-210
TDS · V3 2023 · Masterbatch grade
Product identity · documentation · processing evaluation
- Product
- M-210
- Type
- Rutile titanium dioxide pigment
- Process
- Chloride process
- Grade positioning
- Polyolefin masterbatch and plastics evaluation
- Application category
- Plastics and Masterbatch
PRODUCT POSITIONING
Where M-210 Fits in Product Evaluation
M-210 is a chloride-process rutile titanium dioxide pigment specially treated with inorganic and organic compounds for masterbatch and plastics evaluation. Use M-210 as a candidate when hiding, tinting, dispersibility, powder handling and processing behavior are relevant. Final selection should account for polymer, carrier resin, additives, pigment loading, processing temperature, equipment, appearance and destination documents.
- 01Chloride-process rutile titanium dioxide pigment
- 02Alumina and organic-compound surface treatment
- 03Polyolefin masterbatch direction
- 04PE, PP and ABS engineering-plastics direction
- 05PS and copolymer direction
- 06Evaluation of color direction, hiding and tinting, dispersion, fluidity and processing
APPLICATION DIRECTIONS
Plastics and Masterbatch Directions to Evaluate
Review each documented direction in your own polymer system, processing and end-use conditions.
Engineering Plastics: PE, PP and ABS
Test M-210 in the actual PE, PP or ABS formulation, additives, temperature and equipment. Confirm dispersion, appearance, processing behavior and end-use suitability.
PS and Its Copolymers
Review M-210 in the intended PS or copolymer system. Confirm compatibility, color, hiding and tinting, dispersion and processing under actual conditions.
FORMULATION EVALUATION
What to Evaluate in Your Plastics Formulation
Use the documented M-210 profile and typical data to frame buyer testing.
Optical and Dispersion Review
- Bluish-undertone direction in the complete formulation
- Hiding power and tinting strength at intended loading
- Dispersion in the selected polymer and carrier system
- Finished appearance after downstream processing
Processing and Qualification Review
- Dry-powder fluidity in handling and feeding conditions
- Processing behavior at actual temperature and equipment settings
- Compatibility with resin and additive package
- Application conditions, destination needs and sample-validation results
These evaluation priorities identify what to check during buyer testing. They do not guarantee fixed results.
CURRENT PRODUCT DATA
Typical Technical Data
Review the values reproduced from the current M-210 Technical Data Sheet as an input to product evaluation.
M-210 TDS · V3 2023
| Property | Typical value |
|---|---|
| TiO₂ content, % | 96.5 |
| Surface treatment | Alumina, organic compounds |
| Identification | ISO 591: R2; ASTM D 476-84: II(IV) |
| Rutile content, % | 99.9 |
| L* | 98.2 |
| b* | 1.80 |
| Specific gravity, g/cm³ | 4.1 |
| Tinting strength, % | 120 |
| pH | 7.2 |
| Oil absorption, g/100 g | 14.5 |
| Volatile (during packing), % | 0.2 |
| Carbon black undertone (CBU) | 15 |
These values reproduce the M-210 TDS V3 2023 and do not constitute a product specification. Confirm suitability in your own formulation and processing conditions.