Titanium dioxide for coatings
What is the role of titanium dioxide in coatings?
In the coatings industry, titanium dioxide is hailed as the “King of White”, and its status is irreplaceable. Its characteristics directly determine the core performance of coatings. It has excellent covering power, chemical stability and weather resistance. Among them, the refractive index of rutile type can reach approximately 2.76. It can perfectly cover the color of the substrate. In addition, titanium dioxide is resistant to acids, alkalis and chemicals, and can effectively protect coatings.
What can KOSNANO’s TiO₂ do for your coatings?
KOSNANO’s coater-grade titanium dioxide, with crystal forms of rutile or anatase, features photocatalytic and photocatalytic degradation of harmful gases such as formaldehyde, benzene, and ammonia. It also has anti-fouling and UV absorption properties. In terms of surface organic treatment, the product offers a coating type to customers. The coating layer prevents direct contact between nano-titanium dioxide and the substrate, thus avoiding photocatalytic substrate There are also gaps left to allow small-molecule substances such as formaldehyde and benzene to diffuse onto the nano-titanium oxide and thus be catalytically degraded. In addition, it has uniform particle size and good dispersibility, and is widely used in ink, plastic, rubber, functional fiber products and the paper industry.
Specifications Available
KOSNANO firmly believes that the best choices come from close communication with customers and testing in practical application formulas. We will recommend the best titanium dioxide solution for you based on your coating type (water-based/oil-based), application environment (indoor/outdoor), and performance goals, through covering power comparison, weather resistance accelerated test (QUV), and storage stability assessment! Find the Best titanium dioxide for coatings Today !