Allzone supplies both chloride-process rutile and sulphate-process anatase titanium dioxide to plastic masterbatch producers, paint and coating formulators, ink makers and PVC compounders across Canada. Our standard line is rutile R-996 for the demanding white masterbatch market, with R-218, R-902-equivalent and food-grade R-104 also stocked.
TiO2 ≥ 96%, oil absorption 18 g/100g — plastics masterbatch
TiO2 ≥ 93%, universal paint and coatings
Multi-purpose interior / exterior paint
TiO2 ≥ 98%, paper, rubber, inks
Pharma and personal care — on request
Rutile has a higher refractive index (~2.7) and superior weather resistance, making it the standard for plastic masterbatch, exterior paints and outdoor PVC profiles. Anatase is softer, slightly less opaque and significantly cheaper, suitable for paper coating, indoor paints, rubber and synthetic fibre delustering where UV exposure is limited.
Chloride-process TiO2 (typical of rutile R-996 and R-218) is brighter, cleaner and more uniform in particle size, ideal for premium masterbatch and coatings. Sulphate-process material is more cost-effective and remains the standard for many anatase applications.
We also produce finished white masterbatch (50–75% TiO2 loading) for plastic film and injection moulders that prefer to skip in-house dispersion. Available in PE and PP carriers, MFI tuned to the customer line.
Chloride-process rutile R-996 (96% TiO2) is the international benchmark for plastic white masterbatch and is the grade we hold in stock.
Yes — pharma and cosmetic-grade TiO2 (CI 77891) is available on request with full documentation.
Yes — we manufacture white masterbatch at 50–75% loading in PE or PP carrier, available in 25 kg bags and 1,000 kg octabins.
Request pricing, COA and a free lab sample — typical response within one business day.