Titanium Dioxide

We provide an array of Titanium Dioxide which is an inorganic white pigment substance and extensively used in Paint and Coatings, Inks, Ceramics and Glass. It is also used for various purposes like for making paint, as filler in paper industry, as a colorants and reinforcing agent in rubber industry. Our range procured from reliable vendor and used for coloring and printing paste in chemical fiber. Moreover, it is also used in other industries such as printing and dyeing, medicine packing and food industries.

Titanium dioxide- Rutile Grade

Titanium Dioxide is White powder with crystallographic from of rutile non-toxic, nonflammable and chemically inactive surface treated with aluminium compounds (in amount 3percent as AI2So3) and modified with hydrophilic organic compounds.

Titanium dioxide- Anatase Grade Component

Titanium Dioxide Rutile Grade particularly recommended for interior paints, both water and solvent borne, air-drying enamels, stowing enamels, high-soiled paints, coil coating, wood coating, power coating, road marking paints, high gloss printing inks.

Titanium Dioxide Rutile Grade can be utilized for pigmentation of plastic (soft PVC, plastisois, polyolefinaes, unsaturated polyesters, polyesters, polystyrenes), pigment has brand application in paper industry and in leather industry.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. Is titanium dioxide harmful to humans? 

Ans. Exposure can aggravate the eyes, nose and throat. Since it has been proven to reason lung cancer in animals. A carcinogen. Such materials may have the ability for causing reproductive harm in humans. 

2. What is titanium dioxide used for?

Ans. Titanium dioxide is a powder it is also used as a white pigment in a variety of merchandise inclusive of sunscreens, cosmetics, paints, and plastics. The pigment grade is likewise known as titanium white, pigment white 6, or CI 77891, it is miles the whitest and brightest of all known pigments. 

3. Is titanium dioxide secure to apply?

Ans. In lotions and lotions (dermal publicity), it is not a risk for destructive fitness results. But, whilst titanium dioxide is inhalable- as it can be when in powder shape, it is miles taken into consideration as a likely carcinogen via the worldwide corporation for studies on most cancers.