RUTILE

1. WHAT IS RUTILE

Rutile is a mineral composed primarily of titanium dioxide, TiO2. Rutile is the most common natural form of TiO2

Rutile and a number of other metallic ore minerals are mined together from sedimentary deposits known as “heavy mineral sands”.

2. PRODUCTION PROCESS OF RUTILE

From the initial raw ore in heavy mineral sand , different mineral groups—including Ilmenite, Zircon, Rutile, Anatase, Leucoxene, Monazite, Quartz and other impurities—will be separated out. Through the use of advanced technology and equipment for magnetic separator process, high-intensity electrostatic separation, and gravity separation, based on the different physical characteristics of each mineral stream. , we can maximize the recovery of useful mineral compound as Rutile

3. PROPERTIES OF RUTILE

Good electrical conductivity and stability
Its high refractive index and excellent opacity
Durability, weather resistance, and chemical stability, making them suitable for outdoor applications
Rutile’s high melting point, thermal stability, and resistance to chemical corrosion
The rutile coating provides stability and improves the arc characteristics during welding

4. THE fACTORY : RUTILE ILMENITE

Factory address: Quang Binh Province, Viet Nam
Production line: 06 lines
Employees: about 65 people
Capacity:
1. Rutile sand 90: ~400MT/month.
2. Rutile sand 92: ~100MT/month.
3. Ilmenite sand: ~6000MT/month.

MAIN APPLICATION

Rutile is the input material for Pigment titanium dioxide. Also used in titanium metal production and welding rod fluxes.

We are producing and supplying the following rutile types:

Rutile sand (TiO2 95%)
Rutile sand (TiO2 92%)
Rutile sand (TiO2 90%)
Rutile sand (TiO2 87%)

Rutile in Welding Electrode :

Rutile is commonly used as a coating material for welding electrodes. The rutile coating provides stability and improves the arc characteristics during welding, ensuring a smooth and controlled welding process. The presence of rutile also contributes to the mechanical strength and quality of the welded joints.

Rutile welding electrodes contain a high proportion of titanium oxide (rutile) in the coating. Titanium oxide promotes easy arc ignition, smooth arc operation and low spatter. These electrodes are general purpose electrodes with good welding properties

Rutile in Electrodes and Electronic Components:

Rutile can be processed into thin films and used as electrodes in electronic devices such as sensors, capacitors, and memory devices. It has good electrical conductivity and stability, making it suitable for these applications.