Specialty Chemicals

RUTILE TITANIUM DIOXIDE R868 is a versatile product used in many applications such as paints, inks, coatings, papers and plastic industry. RUTILE TITANIUM DIOXIDE R868 is inorganic Zr with Al surface coating which offers high fluidity and glossiness, good tinting strength, strong hiding power, easy to disperse and many more great attributes.

BILLIONS® BLR-886 pigment is a rutile titanium dioxide pigment for plastics, produced by the chloride process. It is designed to deliver bright, white color with excellent processability and lacing resistance.

Recommended applications:

- Polyolefin masterbatch

- High temperature extrusion coatings & cast films

- Engineering plastics

Key Features:

- Excellent dispersion

- Good processing, minimal effect on melt-flow

TR52 is a rutile titanium dioxide pigment produced by the sulfate process, and is specifically designed for the printing ink industry. TR52 is suitable for a range of printing ink applications and provides exceptional performance across a wide spectrum of properties. Its high gloss and opacity, combined with excellent dispersion make it an ideal choice for use in printing ink applications. These performance benefits also make it highly suitable for certain coatings applications.

Recommended applications:

- Printing Inks

- Can coatings

- High gloss interior architectural coatings

BILLIONS® BLR-895 pigment is a coatings grade titanium dioxide pigment manufactured by the chloride process. It is recommended for a range of coatings applications. BILLIONS® BLR-895 pigment has outstanding dispersion performance, dispersing quickly and easily. It also has excellent opacity and gloss, and delivers a brilliant whiteness with a clean blue tone. With its carefully selected inorganic surface coating, BILLIONS® BLR-895 pigment provides a high level of weatherability, making it flexible across both interior and exterior applications.

RECOMMENDED APPLICATIONS

- Interior architectural coatings

- Exterior architectural coatings

- Industrial coatings