Pangang Achieves Full Capacity on 60000 Ton Titanium Dioxide Line Filling Domestic Tech Gap
In March 2025, Pangang Group reached full monthly capacity on its 60,000-ton chloride-process titanium dioxide production line, achieving a 100% product qualification rate and surpassing its Q1 production target by 6.62%. This milestone establishes Pangang as a leader in high-end titanium dioxide production, addressing a critical domestic technology gap and boosting China’s self-sufficiency in premium titanium dioxide.
The breakthrough comes amid surging global demand for high-quality titanium dioxide, a crucial material for coatings, plastics, and paper. Pangang’s success signifies a shift in China's titanium dioxide industry from scale expansion to high-end and green transformation, ensuring a stable supply of top-grade materials for downstream industries.
Additionally, the production line’s AB line integration achieved a record-breaking run, with continuous improvements in technical and economic performance. This progress represents a significant step forward in upgrading domestic production methods and advancing China’s titanium dioxide technology.
2026-09-11
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