INTERIOR / COST CONTROL
TITAN MIX C75
Positioned for interior emulsion, flat and matt project paints and cost-controlled decorative coatings.
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Titanium Dioxide for Coatings
Titanium dioxide for coatings is selected by coating type, resin system, pigment volume concentration (PVC), dispersion process, gloss, hiding target and exposure. For buyers searching for titanium dioxide for paint or a TiO2 coating grade, the best starting product depends on whether the system is interior, high-PVC, industrial or weather-resistant.
Information That Changes the Recommendation
Share waterborne or solvent-borne system, interior or exterior use, resin, PVC, gloss level, dispersion equipment, current grade, weatherability target and destination.
Before Final Approval
Compare the current exact-grade documents, then confirm hiding, dispersion, viscosity, gloss and durability in your formulation. Customer formulation and production-line testing are required before final grade approval.
Matched to published positioning
Coating Product Paths
Use these products as evaluation starting points. Open a product page for its available exact-grade parameters and recommended applications.
EXTERIOR / ENGINEERING
TITAN MIX C78
Positioned for exterior wall and engineering coating systems requiring improved weatherability.
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TITAN MIX 380
Positioned for machinery paint, anti-corrosion primers, industrial topcoats and metal coatings.
View MIX 380TITAN COATING GRADE
TITAN M-503C
Published as a chloride-process coating grade with exact technical data available on its product page.
View M-503CELECTROPHORETIC / INTERIOR
CITIC CR-500
The product record lists electrophoretic paints and general interior coatings.
View CR-500HIGH-PVC ARCHITECTURAL
CITIC CR-503-2
The product record positions this grade for high-PVC architectural coatings and dry hiding power.
View CR-503-2WEATHER-RESISTANT
CITIC CR-506
The product record lists automotive, marine, aerospace, exterior, coil and powder coating uses.
View CR-506Coating Selection Checklist
| Buyer need | What to define | Where to start |
|---|---|---|
| Interior architectural paint | Resin, PVC, flat/matt or gloss, opacity and cost target | TITAN MIX C75; CITIC CR-500 |
| High-PVC architectural coating | PVC relative to CPVC, dry hiding and viscosity | CITIC CR-503-2 |
| Industrial coating | Primer/topcoat, substrate, corrosion and chemical-resistance requirements | TITAN MIX 380; TITAN M-503C |
| Exterior or durable coating | Exposure, weatherability, gloss and color-retention target | TITAN MIX C78; CITIC CR-506 |
Read the TiO2 coatings selection guide or review the general product-selection process.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which titanium dioxide grade is suitable for coatings?
The answer depends on resin, PVC, gloss, dispersion, hiding and exposure. Interior, high-PVC, industrial and exterior systems therefore start from different product paths shown on this page.
What is the difference between TITAN MIX C75 and C78?
TITAN MIX C75 is positioned for interior and cost-controlled coating systems. TITAN MIX C78 is positioned for exterior and engineering coating systems where improved weatherability is required.
Which products should I evaluate for high-PVC or durable coatings?
CITIC CR-503-2 is documented for high-PVC architectural coatings. For weather-resistant coating directions, the published candidates include TITAN MIX C78 and CITIC CR-506. Confirm the exact system and test results before approval.
What should I send with a coatings-grade inquiry?
Send coating type, resin, waterborne or solvent-borne system, PVC, gloss, exposure, current grade, target performance, quantity, destination and required documents.