Rutile Titanium Dioxide ZR-965

Description:

  Specifications:              R1(ISO591)、

  Surface treament:           Al2O3 and organic compounds

  Specific gravity(g/cm³):       4.1

  Loose density(g/cm³):        0.70

 

The product has high level of whiteness, lightening power, glossness, hiding power and easy dispersibility, good weather resistance and chalk resistance. 

 

Specification:

Type	Specification
TiO2 %	≥93
105℃ Volatile substance %	≤0.5
45μm test Mesh Residue %	≤0.05
Color △L*(Sample minus Refer Sample)                       △ Sb	≥-0.3 ≤0.5
Scattering Power(Compared with Reference Samplea) %	≥100
PH Value of Aqueous suspension	6.5-8.0
Oil absorption: g/100g	≤20
a. Reference Sample is based on mutual agreement b.△s=(a*sample+a*refer sample)2+((b*sample+b*refer sample)2

 

Rutile Titanium Dioxide ZR-965 Use:

ZR-965 is especially recommended for production of color master batch. It can also be recommended for plastic which needn’t high level weather resistance.

 

Packaging:

In plastic woven bags of 25kg net each, 40 bags per pallet, 20T per 20GP.

We can do packaging 500kg or 1000kg per bag if you demand.

Note: stored in a dry and clean storage.

 

Rutile, the most vital and abundant form, contains approx 98% of titanium dioxide in one ore. It is a mineral composed primarily of titanium dioxide and counted as the most natural form of TiO2 is a common food whitener. It is not in the category of safe elements but used commonly as an ingredient. Rutile titanium dioxide is sourced from ilmenite, rutile, and anatase – that has a wide range of applications to use that include, but not limited to paint, sunscreen, and food coloring. Apart from paint and varnishes, ritule titanium dioxide is also commonly used in the making of plastics, papers and in pigment applications like printing inks, fibers, rubber, cosmetic, glass ceramics, titanium, electrical ceramics, metal patinas, catalysts, electric conductors and chemical intermediates.

 

What is the rutile titanium dioxide used for?

 

Rutile titanium dioxide is a versatile and widely used pigment in various industries due to its unique properties. Here are some common applications:

 

1. Paints and Coatings: Rutile titanium dioxide is extensively used as a white pigment in paints, coatings, and varnishes. It provides excellent opacity, brightness, and UV resistance, enhancing the durability and appearance of the finished product.

 

2. Plastics: In the plastics industry, rutile titanium dioxide is employed as a whitening agent and UV stabilizer. It helps improve the visual appeal of plastic products while also protecting them from degradation caused by exposure to sunlight.

 

3. Inks: Rutile titanium dioxide is used in the formulation of inks, including printing inks for various printing processes such as offset, gravure, and flexographic printing. Its high opacity and brightness contribute to the vividness and clarity of printed materials.

 

4. Cosmetics: Rutile titanium dioxide is a common ingredient in cosmetics and personal care products such as sunscreen lotions, foundations, lipsticks, and powders. It serves as a whitening agent, providing coverage and UV protection, while also enhancing the texture and feel of the products.

 

5. Paper: In the paper industry, rutile titanium dioxide is added to paper coatings to improve brightness, opacity, and printability. It enhances the appearance of printed materials and helps achieve vibrant colors in packaging and publications.

 

6. Ceramics: Rutile titanium dioxide is used in the production of ceramics, including tiles, tableware, and sanitaryware. It acts as a glaze opacifier, improving the whiteness and brightness of ceramic surfaces, as well as enhancing their chemical and thermal resistance.

 

Overall, rutile titanium dioxide plays a crucial role in numerous industries, contributing to the quality, functionality, and aesthetic appeal of a wide range of products we use in our daily lives.

 

Is titanium dioxide rutile hazardous?

What is the difference between rutile and TiO2?