Product Description: 1. Brief introduction of titanium dioxide pigment tio2: Titanium dioxide pigment (TiO2) is a white powder with high dispersibility, brilliant
Whiteness, excellent covering power and resistance. Product name: Titanium Dioxide Pigment (Anatase/ Rutile) Zirconia and Alumina treated rutile titanium dioxide pigment. It has excellent outdoor durability and superior gloss.
Applications: Recommended for exterior or interior use in high quality water-borne and solvent-borne architectural, industrial and powder coatings, inks and plastics industries.
1 In paint industry, used as white pigment and glaze of porcelain. 2 Used as coating and filling in paper-making industry to help paper to be printable and opaque. 3 In metallurgical industry, used to make spongy titanium, alloy of titanium and iron and hard alloy, etc. 4 Used to make nonconductor, electric welding rod and porcelain enamel. Contact us for details.
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