Polyolefin Masterbatches
Evaluate M-886 at the intended pigment loading and carrier-resin system. Confirm dispersion, color direction, processing behavior and downstream dilution performance under the actual masterbatch conditions.
PLASTICS & MASTERBATCH · CHLORIDE PROCESS
M-886 Titanium Dioxide for Plastics and Masterbatch Evaluation
A chloride-process rutile titanium dioxide pigment documented for polyolefin masterbatch, high-temperature extrusion and cast-film processing, and engineering plastics. The current M-886 product profile identifies excellent dispersion, a bright white color and good processing with minimal effect on melt flow as evaluation directions. Review the typical product data below and confirm suitability through testing in your own polymer system, formulation, processing and end-use conditions.
- M-886 TDS · V1 2026
- Plastics and masterbatch evaluation
- Buyer formulation testing required
Technical product fileM-886
Rutile titanium dioxide pigment · Chloride process
Current product dataM-886
TDS · V1 2026 · Plastics grade
Product identity · documentation · processing evaluation
- Product
- M-886
- Type
- Rutile titanium dioxide pigment
- Process
- Chloride process
- Grade positioning
- Plastics and masterbatch evaluation
- Application category
- Plastics and Masterbatch
PRODUCT POSITIONING
Where M-886 Fits in Product Evaluation
M-886 is a rutile titanium dioxide pigment for plastics produced by the chloride process. Its documented public profile covers polyolefin masterbatch, high-temperature extrusion and cast-film processing, and engineering plastics. Use M-886 as an evaluation candidate when dispersion, bright-white color direction and processing behavior are relevant. Final Grade selection should account for the polymer, carrier resin, additive package, pigment loading, processing temperature, equipment, end-use requirements and destination-document needs.
- 01Chloride-process rutile titanium dioxide pigment
- 02Plastics-grade product positioning
- 03Polyolefin masterbatch direction
- 04High-temperature extrusion and cast-film processing direction
- 05Engineering-plastics direction
- 06Evaluation of dispersion, bright-white color and melt-flow behavior
APPLICATION DIRECTIONS
Plastics and Masterbatch Directions to Evaluate
Review each documented direction in your own polymer system, processing and end-use conditions.
High-Temperature Extrusion and Cast-Film Processing
Review M-886 under the intended high-temperature extrusion and cast-film conditions. Confirm dispersion, color, film appearance, processing stability and melt-flow behavior in the complete polymer formulation.
Engineering Plastics
Include M-886 in engineering-plastics testing using the actual polymer, additives, pigment loading, processing temperature and equipment. Confirm appearance, dispersion, processing behavior and end-use suitability.
FORMULATION EVALUATION
What to Evaluate in Your Plastics Formulation
Use the documented M-886 profile and typical data to frame buyer testing.
Dispersion and Appearance Review
- Dispersion behavior at the intended pigment loading and mixing conditions
- Bright-white color direction in the complete formulation
- Finished appearance in the selected polymer system
- Color and dispersion consistency after downstream processing
Processing and Qualification Review
- Melt-flow behavior under the intended formulation and processing conditions
- High-temperature extrusion or cast-film conditions, where applicable
- Compatibility with the selected resin, carrier and additive package
- End-use requirements, destination-document needs and sample-validation results
These evaluation priorities identify what to check during buyer testing. They do not guarantee a fixed result in every polymer, process or end-use environment.
CURRENT PRODUCT DATA
Typical Technical Data
Review the values reproduced from the current M-886 Technical Data Sheet as an input to product evaluation.
M-886 TDS · V1 2026
| Property | Typical value | Test method |
|---|---|---|
| TiO₂ content | 97% | XRF |
| Inorganic coating | Alumina | Not stated |
| Organic treatment | Present | Not stated |
| Moisture when packed | 0.4% max | ISO 787-2 |
| Bulk density (tamped) | 1.2 g/cm³ | ISO 787-11 |
| Oil absorption | 12 g/100 g | ISO 787-5 |
| Specific gravity | 4.1 g/cm³ | ISO 787-10 |
| Identification | ISO 591-1: R2 | Not stated |
| CAS number | 13463-67-7 | Not stated |
| Color index | Pigment White 6 | Not stated |
These values reproduce the typical-value table in the M-886 TDS and do not constitute a product specification. The moisture value is measured within 48 hours of production, as stated in the source. Confirm suitability in your own formulation and processing conditions.