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Coatings Ingredients
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Coatings Ingredients
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KRONOS® 2044 by Kronos is titanium dioxide. It is a rutile pigment produced by the sulphate process with a high level of inorganic surface treatment for heavily filled systems. It is surface treated... view more
KRONOS® 2047 is titanium dioxide. It is a rutile pigment produced by the sulphate process forhighly filled systems. It is surface treated with aluminium and silicon compounds. Improves the whiteness... view more
KRONOS® 2059 is titanium dioxide. It is a rutile pigment produced by the sulphate process and surface treated with aluminium compounds. It disperses readily, imparts high brightness and opacity to... view more
KRONOS® 2190 by Kronos is titanium dioxide. It is a rutile pigment produced by the sulphate process and surface treated with aluminium and zirconium compounds. Produces very high gloss, disperses... view more
Kronos® 2300 by Kronos is rutile titanium dioxide that is produced by the chloride process and surface treated with aluminum compounds. It imparts maximum brightness and a neutral tone in whites... view more
Kronos® 1001 by Kronos is titanium dioxide pigment. Used in traffic paints. Imparts high brightness and a neutral undertone to the pigmented products. Kronos® 1001 offers good lightening and hiding... view more
Titanium dioxide pigment. Used in paper coatings. Provides high brightness and opacity. Possesses very effective with optical brighteners... view more
Titanium dioxide pigment. Used in paints, enamels and printing inks. Provides very good dispersion. Possesses lowest abrasion... view more
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Titanium dioxide. Used in printing inks. Provides superior position among anatase pigments in terms of lightening and hiding power. Imparts a very bluish tone in white plastics. Offers low... view more
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Titanium dioxide. Used in paper coatings. Imparts very good optical properties to man-made fibers, while maintaining a neutral tone. Markedly less abrasive than other anatase pigments. Improves the... view more
Kronos® 2020 by Kronos is titanium dioxide pigment. Used in interior architectural and industrial coatings, paper coatings and traffic paints. Offers high brightness and blue tone. Kronos® 2020... view more
Titanium dioxide pigment. Used in printing inks. Possesses high gloss and opacity. Offers very good dispersion and low abrasion... view more
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Titanium dioxide pigment. Used in gravure and flexographic inks. Offers very high gloss over a wide range of PVC. Possesses an outstanding tinting strength and hiding power... view more
Kronos® 2064 by Kronos is titanium dioxide pigment. Designed for high-gloss gravure and flexographic inks, packaging coatings, industrial coatings and wood finishes for interior use. Imparts a high... view more
Titanium dioxide. Used in printing inks. Provides an outstanding greying resistance to melamine laminates. Improves postforming of laminates... view more
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Titanium dioxide pigment. Used in exterior and interior trade sales paints, paper coating applications and cement based coatings. Possesses high opacity based on patented process. Offers low gloss... view more
Titanium dioxide. Used in electrodeposition coatings and can coatings. Offers high resistivity. Imparts highest brightness. Provides high hiding power and tinting strength... view more
Kronos® 2315 by Kronos is titanium dioxide. Used in automotive finishes and vehicle refinish systems, powder coatings, coil coatings and thin-layer coatings. Imparts highest brightness and neutral... view more
Titanium dioxide. Used in PE melt extrusion coating. Offers very high brightness and approaches a neutral tone in whites. Possesses very high tinting strength. Imparts very good opacity to films... view more
Titanium dioxide. Used in vitreous enamels. Imparts very high brightness, neutral undertone and outstanding opacity... view more
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