60% Titanium Dioxide (TiO2) is a stable, particle-size aqueous dispersion of a high-quality rutile titanium dioxide. This product appears as a white powder and can be used as an opacifier, rheology modifier, functional filler or carrier in many types of water-based compounds, where the use of a powder is unacceptable. It is particularly tolerant toward the addition of pigments or other dispersed additives. 60% Titanium Dioxide (TiO2) comes in a low viscosity, easy-to-handle water-based form and exhibits excellent storage stability.
Aquaspersions was established in 1974 as a manufacturer of high-quality, water-based additives, for the polymer latex, paints and adhesive industries. They are a world-leader in the manufacture of aqueous colloidal dispersions and emulsions. Aquaspersions also manufactures a comprehensive range of principle and auxiliary polymer additives in aqueous-form, including vulcanising agents, (e.g. accelerators), pigments, flame-retardants and emulsified tackifying resins.
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