High-durability plastics
Chloride process | High-durability plastics grade
TITAN product catalog
TITAN titanium dioxide products
Explore 10 TITAN titanium dioxide grades for plastics, masterbatch, coatings, printing inks and paper. Compare rutile and anatase products, grade positioning and key technical data, then contact us for documents, samples or grade-selection support.
Choose by application or product positioning
Which TITAN TiO2 grade should you review?
Use the documented positioning below as a starting point. Open the exact product page, compare its technical data, request the latest TDS and test the selected grade in your formulation.
Masterbatch
Chloride process | Masterbatch grade
Coatings
Chloride process | Coating grade
Printing inks
Chloride process | Ink grade; Sulfate process | Ink grade
Paper
Chloride process | Paper grade
General-purpose anatase
Sulfate process | General-purpose grade
Low-heavy-metals anatase
Sulfate process | Low-heavy-metals grade
TMP/TME-free rutile
Chloride process | TMP/TME-free grade
High-purity rutile
High-purity rutile titanium dioxide
Product comparison
Choose a TITAN titanium dioxide grade
Start with crystal form, process and application positioning, then open a product page to review its technical data. Request the latest TDS and test the selected grade in your formulation before commercial use.
TITAN CR-200T
Chloride process | High-durability plastics grade
- TiO₂ content92.5%
- Rutile content99.9%
- Tinting strength108%
TITAN CR-210T
Chloride process | Masterbatch grade
- TiO₂ content96.5%
- Rutile content99.9%
- Tinting strength120%
TITAN CR-510T
Chloride process | TMP/TME-free grade
- TiO₂ content94.5%
- Rutile content99.9%
- Average particle size0.27 µm
TITAN M-503A
Chloride process | Ink grade
- TiO₂ content77%
- Rutile content99.9%
- Whiteness / L value98.3
TITAN M-503C
Chloride process | Coating grade
- TiO₂ content78%
- Rutile content99.9%
- Average particle size0.5 µm
TITAN M-52T
Sulfate process | Ink grade
- TiO₂ content94.5%
- Bulk density1.3 g/ml
- Oil absorption14 g/100 g
TITAN TA100
Sulfate process | General-purpose grade
- TiO₂ content98.4%
- Bulk density0.5–0.7 g/ml
- Particle size distribution0.3–1.0 µm
TITAN TA300
Sulfate process | Low-heavy-metals grade
- TiO₂ content98.4%
- Bulk density0.5–0.7 g/ml
- Particle size distribution0.3–1.0 µm
TITAN TC-320
Chloride process | Paper grade
- TiO₂ content90%
- Rutile content99.9%
- Whiteness / L value99.3
TITAN TC-901
High-purity rutile titanium dioxide
- TiO₂ content99.97%
- Rutile content99%
- Aluminium content0.002%
Technical data
TITAN TiO2 grade comparison
Use the available values for an initial comparison. A dash means that the property is not listed for that model; request the latest TDS before making a final selection.
| Grade | Crystal form | Product positioning | TiO₂ content | Oil absorption |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CR-200T | Rutile | Chloride process | High-durability plastics grade | 92.5% | — |
| CR-210T | Rutile | Chloride process | Masterbatch grade | 96.5% | 14.5 g/100 g |
| CR-510T | Rutile | Chloride process | TMP/TME-free grade | 94.5% | 17.5 g/100 g |
| M-503A | Rutile | Chloride process | Ink grade | 77% | 35 g/100 g |
| M-503C | Rutile | Chloride process | Coating grade | 78% | 36 g/100 g |
| M-52T | Rutile | Sulfate process | Ink grade | 94.5% | 14 g/100 g |
| TA100 | Anatase | Sulfate process | General-purpose grade | 98.4% | 26 g/100 g |
| TA300 | Anatase | Sulfate process | Low-heavy-metals grade | 98.4% | 26 g/100 g |
| TC-320 | Rutile | Chloride process | Paper grade | 90% | — |
| TC-901 | Rutile | High-purity rutile titanium dioxide | 99.97% | — |
Selection resources
Compare TITAN grades by crystal form, process and application
Use these guides to understand the selection context, then return to the exact model page for product-specific technical data.
Buyer questions
TITAN titanium dioxide catalog questions
How many TITAN titanium dioxide grades are in this catalog?
The catalog contains 10 TITAN titanium dioxide grades: 8 rutile grades and 2 anatase grades.
Which TITAN grade is positioned for masterbatch?
TITAN CR-210T is positioned as a chloride-process masterbatch grade. Review its technical data and request the latest TDS before testing.
Which TITAN grades are positioned for printing inks?
TITAN M-503A and TITAN M-52T are positioned as ink grades. Their listed processes and technical data differ, so compare the product pages and test the selected grade in the intended ink system.
How should buyers compare TITAN TiO2 grades?
Start with crystal form, process and the stated product positioning. Then compare the available technical values, request the latest TDS and evaluate the selected grade in the intended formulation.
Which product documents can buyers request?
Buyers can request the latest TDS for a selected TITAN grade and ask for an SDS or COA when those documents are needed for evaluation or order review.