A vital ingredient for diverse industrial applications, titanium dioxide is the most commonly-used white pigment in the world. More than four million tonnes are used annually for a variety of industrial applications like manufacturing of paint, rubber, paper, detergents, cosmetics, printing inks, textiles, plastics among other products.
Titanium dioxide is produced from ilmenite, a mineral found in rich abundance in beach sands and hard rock.
This material is treated to produce the titanium dioxide which is then milled to produce fine particles. A white powder that makes it possible to render true-to-life colours.

A vital ingredient for diverse industrial applications, titanium dioxide is the most commonly-used white pigment in the world. More than four million tonnes are used annually for a variety of industrial applications like manufacturing of paint, rubber, paper, detergents, cosmetics, printing inks, textiles, plastics among other products.
Titanium dioxide is produced from ilmenite, a mineral found in rich abundance in beach sands and hard rock.
This material is treated to produce the titanium dioxide which is then milled to produce fine particles. A white powder that makes it possible to render true-to-life colours.