Plastic processing and compounding

Titanium Dioxide for Plastics

Titanium dioxide for plastics is selected by polymer compatibility, processing temperature, dispersion, opacity, undertone and indoor or exterior exposure. The common search phrase “titanium dioxide for plastic” covers very different systems, so PVC, polyolefin, film and engineering plastics should not automatically use the same grade.

Information That Changes the Recommendation

Share polymer or carrier resin, processing method and temperature, pigment loading, final-part use, indoor or exterior exposure, opacity, undertone and dispersion targets.

Before Final Approval

Check dispersion, screen or filter pressure, thermal stability, color and mechanical impact in your own process. Customer formulation and production-line testing are required before final grade approval.

Matched to published positioning

Plastics Product Paths

These products cover different plastics directions. Use the product pages to review exact technical data before selecting samples.

GENERAL PLASTICS

TITAN MIX P75

Positioned for white masterbatch, PVC profiles and injection-moulded general plastics.

View P75
HIGH WHITENESS / ENGINEERING

TITAN MIX P80

Positioned for high-whiteness masterbatch, engineering plastics and thin-film applications.

View P80
HIGH-DURABILITY PLASTICS

TITAN CR-200T

Published as a chloride-process, high-durability plastics grade with exact technical data available.

View CR-200T
EXTERIOR PLASTICS

CITIC CR-200

The product record positions this grade for exterior plastics and describes compatibility, processing rheology and weather resistance.

View CR-200
ENGINEERING PLASTICS

CITIC CR-230

The product record lists engineering plastics and plastic uses requiring temperature and UV resistance.

View CR-230

Plastics Selection Checklist

Plastic directionWhat to defineWhere to start
General plastics and PVCPolymer, process temperature, loading and indoor useTITAN MIX P75
High-whiteness or engineering plasticsPolymer, heat history, dispersion and color targetTITAN MIX P80; CITIC CR-230
Exterior plastic productsUV exposure, service life, polymer and processing conditionsTITAN CR-200T; CITIC CR-200
White masterbatchCarrier resin, TiO2 loading, dilution ratio and downstream processUse the dedicated masterbatch page

Read the TiO2 plastics selection guide or review the general product-selection process.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose titanium dioxide for plastics?

Start with the polymer, processing temperature, dispersion method, final-part exposure and opacity or undertone target. Those factors determine whether a general, engineering or exterior-plastics direction is appropriate.

What is the difference between TITAN MIX P75 and P80?

TITAN MIX P75 is positioned for general plastics, PVC and white-masterbatch use. TITAN MIX P80 is positioned for higher-whiteness masterbatch, engineering plastics and thin-film applications.

Which products are positioned for exterior or engineering plastics?

TITAN CR-200T is positioned as a high-durability plastics grade, CITIC CR-200 as an exterior-plastics grade and CITIC CR-230 for engineering plastics. Final choice still requires polymer-specific testing.

What should I send with a plastics-grade inquiry?

Send polymer, process, maximum temperature, loading, final use, indoor or exterior exposure, current grade, target performance, quantity, destination and document requirements.