Titanium Dioxide is a micronized powdered inorganic pigment obtained from ilmenite mineral. It is produced by two processes: Sulfate process and Chlorine process. Titanium Dioxide is characterized by a surface treatment that allows improving its dispersibility properties, tint-reducing power, surfaces compatibility and oil absorption. The commonly used treatments are: organic, inorganic: alumina, silica, zinc. It is used in many industries in broad applications including paper, paints, inks plastics and textiles.
Basicos y Colorantes S.A. de C.V. was founded in 1983 with the objective of providing high quality products and services to the national paper, textile, leather, inks, paints, plastics and cleaning products industries. Through the years, we have had constant growth due to well planned short and long term strategies.
Due to the sales growth and increased demand for our products that we experienced through the years, we made the decision in 2001 to move to a new facility, located on the north side of Mexico City, in order to satisfy the increased demand. Our new factory has all the necessary infrastructure, highest technology, and above all, the best trained personnel to provide an exceptional service level to our customers.
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