High-Quality Lithopone Pigment for Brilliant White Coatings Durable & Versatile

Did You Know? Over 50% of Paint Defects Are Due to Poor Pigment Quality.

The world demands flawless whites. Whether it’s your favorite wall paint, high-gloss plastics, or essential inks, bad pigment triggers failures, recalls, and customer complaints. Lithopone pigment solves these issues with scientific power and consistent performance. Still using generic pigments? It’s time to switch.

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Why Lithopone White Pigment Outperforms Ordinary Options

Lithopone pigment isn't just another white. Its unique blend of barium sulfate and zinc sulfide delivers brilliant whiteness, strong hiding power, and amazing weather resistance. Unlike titanium dioxide, pigment lithopone resists yellowing under sunlight. This means longer-lasting coatings and fresher-looking products.

• High tinting strength (Over 95% vs. standard 85%)
• Superior weatherability and UV-resistance
• Low oil absorption (< 14g oil/100g pigment)
• Neutral pH—won’t damage sensitive applications
• No heavy metals. No VOCs.

Curious about specs? See this quick chart:

Parameter	Lithopone Pigment	Conventional White
Whiteness (%)	98.5	94.2
Hiding Power	280 g/m²	350 g/m²
Oil Absorption	12.5	19.3
pH	6.8	5.3

How Factory-Direct Lithopone Pigments Stack Up

Not all lithopone white pigment is created equal. Side-by-side tests show huge differences in batch consistency and surface finish. When choosing a supplier, compare:

1. Purity – Look for B301 grade for highest zinc sulfide content
2. Particle Size – Finer particles mean smoother finishes
3. Certification – Demand ISO 9001 and REACH
4. Logistics – Fast lead times, consistent packaging
5. Technical Support – Responsive service saves you money

Our experts track each lot from mine to mill to your door. You always get dust-free, high-purity lithopone pigment
—no exceptions.

Custom Lithopone Solutions—Engineered for Your Business

Every application is different. That’s why leading manufacturers offer custom lithopone pigment solutions:

• Nano-size powder for high-gloss plastic and masterbatch
• Hydrophobic versions for exterior paints
• Low-impurity pigment for food-contact and sensitive industrial needs
• Bulk eco-packaging or pelletized forms

Need help with formulation or compliance? Our R&D engineers answer within hours—not days. You get faster time to market and reduce waste costs.

Real-Life Success Stories: Lithopone in Action

Thousands of companies trust pigment lithopone across sectors:

• Paints & Coatings: Cutting defect rates by up to 38% in two years
• Plastics: Achieving brighter white with 15% less pigment load
• Ink Formulations: Improved print clarity and no bleeding even at high speeds
• Paper: Enhanced surface smoothness, reduced yellowing

Want proof? A global packaging firm reported 22% cost savings after switching to our tailor-made lithopone white pigment batch. Quality, savings, and environmental safety—all in one bucket.

Ready to Transform Your Products with Lithopone?

Our dedication to quality, innovation, and support has made us the first choice for over 1,200 clients worldwide. Whether you need a custom blend or speedy delivery, we deliver unmatched lithopone pigment solutions every time.

Experience the difference now. Contact our pigment team for a free sample or live consultation. Upgrade your white—make your first impression last!

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FAQS on lithopone pigment

Q: What is lithopone pigment?

A: Lithopone pigment is a white pigment made from a mixture of barium sulfate and zinc sulfide. It is used as an alternative to lead-based white pigments. Lithopone is valued for its whiteness, covering power, and low toxicity.

Q: Where is lithopone white pigment commonly used?

A: Lithopone white pigment is widely used in paints, coatings, plastics, and rubber products. Its bright white color and good hiding ability make it a popular choice in these industries. It's also utilized in inks and certain papers.

Q: What are the advantages of using pigment lithopone?

A: Pigment lithopone offers high brightness, chemical stability, and is non-toxic compared to some other white pigments. It also has good dispersion properties in various media. These features make it suitable for safe, long-lasting white coloration.

Q: How does lithopone pigment compare to titanium dioxide?

A: Lithopone pigment is less opaque and less expensive than titanium dioxide. While TiO₂ has higher hiding power, lithopone is preferred for applications where cost is a concern. Both are used for their whiteness and brightness.

Q: Is lithopone pigment resistant to light and chemicals?

A: Lithopone pigment has good resistance to chemicals and does not darken on exposure to light, unlike some other pigments. However, it is not recommended for exterior use due to moderate weathering resistance. It works best in interior or protected applications.