Titanium Dioxide
Sustainable PVC Enhancements with Titanium Dioxide
Titanium Dioxide is a versatile and widely used inorganic white pigment known for its exceptional opacity, whiteness, and brightness. It is a non-toxic substance, making it safe for various applications. Its efficient ability to reflect and scatter light makes it highly favored in industries that require high-quality white pigmentation.
One of the significant applications of Titanium Dioxide is in the outdoor paint industry. It is commonly used as a key ingredient in exterior paints to provide excellent coverage and UV resistance. In the plastics industry, Titanium Dioxide is utilized as a whitening and opacifying agent, adding to various plastic products such as PVC pipes, films, and containers, giving them a bright and opaque appearance. Additionally, its UV-protective properties make it suitable for applications exposed to sunlight, ensuring that plastics do not degrade or discolor over time.
The paper industry also benefits from Titanium Dioxide, where it is used to produce high-quality, bright white paper. Moreover, in the printing ink industry, its efficient light-scattering capability enhances the brightness and color intensity of printed materials, making them visually appealing and vibrant.
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Item |
TP-50A |
TP-50R |
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Name |
Anatase Titanium Dioxide |
Rutile Titanium Dioxide |
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Rigidity |
5.5-6.0 |
6.0-6.5 |
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TiO2 content |
≥97% |
≥92% |
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Tint Reducing Power |
≥100% |
≥95% |
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Volatile at 105℃ |
≤0.5% |
≤0.5% |
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Oil Absorption |
≤30 |
≤20 |
Furthermore, this inorganic pigment finds applications in chemical fiber production, rubber manufacturing, and cosmetics. In chemical fibers, it imparts whiteness and brightness to synthetic fabrics, enhancing their visual appeal. In rubber products, Titanium Dioxide provides protection against UV radiation, extending the life of rubber materials exposed to sunlight. In cosmetics, it is used in various products such as sunscreen and foundation to provide UV protection and achieve desired color tones.
Beyond these applications, Titanium Dioxide plays a role in producing refractory glass, glazes, enamel, and high-temperature resistant laboratory vessels. Its ability to withstand extreme temperatures makes it suitable for use in high-temperature environments and specialized industrial applications.
In conclusion, Titanium Dioxide's exceptional opacity, whiteness, and brightness make it an indispensable ingredient in various industries. From outdoor paints and plastics to paper, printing inks, chemical fibers, rubber, cosmetics, and even specialized materials like refractory glass and high-temperature vessels, its versatile properties contribute to the production of high-quality and visually appealing products.
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