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TIPS TO REDUCE TIO2 IN TINT BASES

TIPS TO REDUCE TIO2 IN TINT BASES

TIO2-FREE CONTRACTOR’S PAINT FORMULATION

MESH-TO-MICRON CONVERSION TABLE

MESH-TO-MICRON CONVERSION TABLE

MOHS HARDNESS COMPARISON CHART

REFRACTIVE INDEX COMPARISON CHART

REFRACTIVE INDEX COMPARISON CHART

SPECIFIC GRAVITY COMPARISON CHART

TIPS TO REDUCE TIO2 IN TINT BASES

 

Achieve perfect colour matching while saving costs, thanks to our innovative techniques that maintain colour quality.

Download our tips to make your paint formulation process easier and optimise colourant use for efficient paint production.

mesh vs microns conversion chart
mesh vs microns conversion chart

TIPS TO REDUCE TIO2 IN TINT BASES

 

Unlock the potential of TiO2 reduction in tint bases with our exclusive tips.

Achieve perfect colour matching while saving costs, thanks to our innovative techniques that maintain colour quality.

Download our tips simplify your formulation process and optimise colorant use for efficient paint production.

TiO2-free paint formulation

TiO2-free Contractor’s Paint Formulation

 

Keeping costs down is a top priority as we get back to work in a depressed market.

To make matter’s worse, the weak currency has pushed prices up for many inputs, particularly the costliest one in paint-making, titanium dioxide.

So to get your creative juices flowing, we’re offering a TiO2-free paint formulation as a free download.

TiO2-free paint formulation

Mohs Hardness Comparison Chart

 

How can you tell if a filler is going to be abrasive or not? The first point of reference is the Mohs Hardness scale.

Diamond is the hardest mineral in the world, so it sits at number 10 on the hardness scale. Pure talc is the softest mineral at number 1.

Other minerals fall in between these two.

This table gives you an idea of the hardness of various minerals and fillers, compared to each other.

TiO2-free paint formulation

Specific Gravity Comparison Chart

 

Specific Gravity or SG, is the ratio of the density (weight per unit volume) of a substance relative to the density of water, which we know is 1.

So if the SG of something is less than 1 it floats in water and if greater than one, it sinks.

It is also the ratio for converting mass to volume, or vice-versa. This chart gives the Specific Gravity of various minerals and fillers used in industry.

 

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