Titanate
Isopropyl Titanate
TIPT (isopropyl titanate) is a tetravalent titanium oxide and a very active primary titanate. It hydrolyzes immediately upon contact with atmospheric moisture. TIPT is mainly used as a catalyst for alcoholysis or acetalization reactions, and can also be used for the refining of polyolefins. TIPT can also help crosslink resins containing hydroxyl or carbonyl functional groups. It is suitable for heat-sensitive and light-sensitive coating applications, and is very helpful for environments sensitive to the atmosphere and moisture. Note that TIPT can only be added to solvent-based products.
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n-Butyl Titanate
n-Butyl titanate is a titanium alkoxide and a very active primary titanate that hydrolyzes immediately upon contact with atmospheric moisture. It is mainly used as a catalyst for esterification or transesterification reactions, and can also be used as a catalyst for polyolefins. It also helps the adhesion and crosslinking of resins with hydroxyl or carboxyl functional groups, and is suitable for heat-resistant and anti-corrosion coating applications. It is also very helpful for the manufacture of glass and glass fiber.
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Poly(n-tetrabutyl titanate)
Polybutyl titanate is a titanium alkoxide and a very active primary titanate that hydrolyzes immediately upon contact with atmospheric moisture. Compared with other titanates, polybutyl titanate has the advantages of higher titanium dioxide content and less VOC emission.
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Tetraisooctyl Titanate
Tetraisooctyl titanate is a titanium alkoxide and a very active primary titanate that hydrolyzes immediately upon contact with atmospheric moisture. It is mainly used as a catalyst for esterification or transesterification reactions, and can also be used as a catalyst for polyolefins. It also helps the adhesion and crosslinking of resins with hydroxyl or carboxyl functional groups, and is suitable for heat-resistant and anti-corrosion coating applications. Tetraisooctyl titanate is less sensitive to moisture than titanium isopropoxide and n-butyl titanate.
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Tetraethyl Titanate
Tetraethyl titanate is a titanium alkoxide and a very active primary titanate that hydrolyzes immediately upon contact with atmospheric moisture.
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n-Propyl Titanate
n-Propyl titanate is a titanium alkoxide and a very active primary titanate that hydrolyzes immediately upon contact with atmospheric moisture. It is mainly used as a catalyst for esterification or transesterification reactions, and can also be used as a catalyst for polyolefins. It also helps the adhesion and crosslinking of resins with hydroxyl or carboxyl functional groups, and is suitable for heat-resistant and anti-corrosion coating applications.
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Tetra-tert-butyl Titanate
Tetra-tert-butyl titanate is an organic titanium alkoxy compound, a pale yellow to colorless transparent liquid at room temperature, with extremely strong reactivity and high sensitivity to water; it hydrolyzes rapidly upon contact with water to form titanium dioxide and tert-butanol. It is soluble in hydrocarbons, esters, alcohols, and most other organic solvents. The tert-butyl group in its molecular structure has large steric hindrance, giving it milder hydrolysis and stronger controllability than tetraisopropyl and tetra-n-butyl titanate, and combining chelating, crosslinking, catalytic, and coupling functions; it is a high-end organic titanium functional raw material.
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