Select by end use
Titanium dioxide is selected differently for coatings, plastics, white masterbatch, printing ink and paper. Start with your end use, then compare the processing conditions and performance targets that matter in that system. The pages below connect those requirements to TITAN MIX, TITAN and CITIC products whose published positioning supports the application.
Compare interior, high-PVC, industrial and weather-resistant coating directions by resin system, PVC, gloss and exposure.
Matched paths: TITAN MIX C Series, TITAN M-503C, TITAN M-53 and documented CITIC coating grades.
Explore CoatingsCompare grades by polymer, processing temperature, dispersion, opacity and indoor or exterior exposure.
Matched paths: TITAN MIX P Series, TITAN CR-200T, TITAN M-508T and CITIC plastics grades.
Explore PlasticsChoose by PVC application, formulation, processing conditions, pigment loading, appearance targets and exposure.
Documented paths: PVC profiles, uPVC extrusion and films, soft PVC and general PVC plastics.
Explore PVCReview carrier resin, pigment loading, dilution ratio, dispersion and downstream processing requirements.
Matched paths: TITAN MIX P75/P80, TITAN CR-210T, TITAN M-508T and CITIC CR-210.
Explore MasterbatchStart with ink chemistry, printing process, substrate, viscosity window, dispersion and white-opacity target.
Matched paths: TITAN MIX INK80, TITAN ink grades and CITIC CR-503/CR-523.
Explore InkCompare decorative-paper and paper-making directions by furnish, addition point, retention and optical targets.
Matched paths: TITAN TC-320 and CITIC CR-300, CR-320 and CR-330.
Explore PaperA practical selection sequence
Name the resin, polymer, ink chemistry or paper furnish and describe the production process.
Share opacity, whiteness, undertone, gloss, dispersion, durability and cost priorities.
Review exact-grade positioning and technical data instead of assuming that one grade fits every formulation.
Confirm the selected product through formulation and production-line testing before final approval.
Choose the page that matches the final manufacturing use: coatings, PVC, other plastics, white masterbatch, printing ink or paper. If one formulation crosses categories, send the process details through the grade-recommendation form.
No. An application match is a starting point based on published product positioning. Confirm the current document revision and test the product in your formulation and production process.
Yes. The application pages organize relevant products from those lines by documented use. Exact technical values remain on the individual product pages so you can compare only the parameters available for each grade.
Share the application, formulation or resin system, process conditions, current grade, required performance, annual or trial quantity, destination and documents needed.