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Titanium Dioxide (TiO2) Rutile/Anatase Pigment for Plastic Masterbatch and Color Concentrates

Industrial-grade titanium dioxide pigment candidate for overseas buyers sourcing TiO2 for plastic masterbatch, color concentrates, coatings, inks, paper, rubber, and general industrial use. Buyer verification should focus on CAS 13463-67-7, rutile versus anatase grade, TiO2 assay, surface treatment, dispersion performance in resin systems, impurity limits, particle-size/sieve residue, oil absorption, brightness, tinting strength, packing format, export documentation, and lot-specific COA availability.

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CAS No.: 13463-67-7Inorganic pigment / titanium dioxide oxide pigmentCandidate - document and grade verification required
Identity and grade

Typical specifications

  • CAS No.: 13463-67-7
  • Formula: TiO2
  • EINECS: 236-675-5
  • Grade standard: Industrial Grade
  • Crystal form options stated: Rutile and Anatase
  • TiO2 content: ≥94.0% as stated
  • Rutile content: ≥98.0% for rutile grade as stated
  • Matter volatile at 105°C: ≤0.5% as stated
  • Matter soluble in water: ≤0.5% as stated
  • Residue on 45 µm sieve: ≤0.05% as stated
  • pH of aqueous suspension: 6.5–8.0 as stated
  • Brightness: ≥97.2% as stated
Who uses this page

Target buyers

  • Plastic masterbatch producers
  • Color concentrate manufacturers
  • Compounders using PE, PP, PVC, PS, ABS, or PU systems
  • Coatings and powder coating manufacturers
  • Printing ink producers
  • Paper coating and filling users
  • Rubber product manufacturers
  • Industrial pigment distributors
Before matching

Documents to check

  • CAS number, grade, assay, and impurity profile
  • SDS, COA, TDS, HS code, and transport classification
  • Destination-market import documents before supplier matching
Package and route

Packing notes

  • Standard packing stated as 25 kg bag.
  • Bulk packing stated as 1000 kg bag.
  • Transport package listed as 25 kg / 1 ton / customized.
  • Confirm bag material, liner type, palletization, moisture protection, and container loading plan before order.
  • Confirm whether neutral packing, buyer label, or OEM packaging is available and whether export marks can match buyer import requirements.
  • Request photos of actual commercial packaging and batch labels before shipment.
Applications and sourcing options

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Use context

Common applications

  • White pigment for plastic masterbatch and color concentrate production
  • Opacity and tinting support in plastic compounds
  • Pigment use in coatings, industrial coatings, powder coatings, and architectural coatings
  • Pigment use in inks and general industrial formulations
  • Paper opacity and coating applications where industrial TiO2 grade is suitable
  • Rubber and synthetic fiber pigment or matting applications after grade validation
How we compare

Sourcing options

  • Rutile titanium dioxide grade for plastics, coatings, inks, and outdoor applications
  • Anatase titanium dioxide grade for paper, rubber, interior coating, or matting applications
  • 25 kg bag packing for standard distribution and plant use
  • 1000 kg jumbo bag packing for bulk industrial consumption
  • Customized packaging or buyer branding subject to supplier confirmation
  • Sample testing before bulk order, with courier cost and sample quantity to be confirmed
  • Third-party inspection or lab verification before shipment
Human review

Compliance notes

  • Verify CAS 13463-67-7 and TiO2 grade against the supplier COA, SDS, TDS, and commercial invoice before purchase.
  • Confirm whether the offered material is rutile, anatase, or blended grade; do not rely on the product title alone.
  • The phrase “oil soluble titanium dioxide” should be clarified because titanium dioxide is typically an insoluble pigment; confirm whether this refers to oil dispersibility, surface treatment, or a specific masterbatch-compatible grade.
  • Request lot-specific COA covering TiO2 assay, rutile/anatase content, volatile matter, water-soluble matter, pH, sieve residue, brightness, oil absorption, tinting strength, and any buyer-required heavy metal limits.
  • Confirm surface treatment details, such as alumina, silica, organic treatment, or untreated grade, especially for plastics and masterbatch use.
  • Check impurity requirements for the destination market and end application, including heavy metals and any restricted substances relevant to plastics, coatings, inks, or food-contact-adjacent applications.
  • Request current SDS in GHS format and confirm transport classification, UN number if any, and whether the cargo is treated as non-DG for the intended route.
  • Confirm export documentation availability, including COA, SDS, TDS, packing list, commercial invoice, certificate of origin, and any inspection certificate required by the buyer.
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Questions to confirm
  • Is the quoted product rutile TiO2, anatase TiO2, or a selectable grade?
  • Can you provide a recent lot-specific COA for CAS 13463-67-7 matching the stated TiO2 ≥94.0% specification?
  • What is the exact model number offered for plastic masterbatch or color concentrate use?
  • Is the grade surface-treated? If yes, what are the inorganic and organic treatments?
  • What resin systems has this grade been tested in, such as PE, PP, PVC, PS, ABS, or PU?
  • Can you provide dispersion data, whiteness, undertone, tinting strength, particle size distribution, and oil absorption values for the current lot?
  • What impurity limits are controlled, including Fe, heavy metals, chloride/sulfate residue, and moisture?
  • Is the material produced by sulfate process or chloride process, and is this stated on the TDS?
Checks before quote
  • Verify CAS 13463-67-7 and TiO2 grade against the supplier COA, SDS, TDS, and commercial invoice before purchase.
  • Confirm whether the offered material is rutile, anatase, or blended grade; do not rely on the product title alone.
  • The phrase “oil soluble titanium dioxide” should be clarified because titanium dioxide is typically an insoluble pigment; confirm whether this refers to oil dispersibility, surface treatment, or a specific masterbatch-compatible grade.
  • Request lot-specific COA covering TiO2 assay, rutile/anatase content, volatile matter, water-soluble matter, pH, sieve residue, brightness, oil absorption, tinting strength, and any buyer-required heavy metal limits.
  • Confirm surface treatment details, such as alumina, silica, organic treatment, or untreated grade, especially for plastics and masterbatch use.
  • Check impurity requirements for the destination market and end application, including heavy metals and any restricted substances relevant to plastics, coatings, inks, or food-contact-adjacent applications.
  • Request current SDS in GHS format and confirm transport classification, UN number if any, and whether the cargo is treated as non-DG for the intended route.
  • Confirm export documentation availability, including COA, SDS, TDS, packing list, commercial invoice, certificate of origin, and any inspection certificate required by the buyer.
Next step

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