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DuPont Releases Ti-Pure R-796+ Titanium Dioxide for Laminates Industry

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Dec 15 2010

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New DuPont™ Ti-Pure® R-796+ titanium dioxide (TiO2) pigment maximizes process flexibility and provides superior performance across a variety of decorative paper types and paper making chemistries.

Ti-Pure® R-796+ delivers a highly desirable combination of opacity, light stability, and high brightness together with consistent quality.

"Through discussions with customers, we learned that there was a need for a higher performance TiO2," said Guclu Turkoglu, the global segment manager for DuPont Titanium Technologies' laminates business. "Ti-Pure® R-796+ delivers benefits at all levels of the laminates value chain, including furniture and flooring consumers, who appreciate the higher quality and durability of laminate products."

Ti-Pure® R-796+ is the optimum choice for both high and low pressure decor papers and decorative foils.

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http://www.titanium.dupont.com/

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