ASTM D4563
Standard Test Method for Determination by Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy of Titanium Dioxide Content of Pigments Recovered From Whole Paint
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ASTM D4563 is the standard test method for determining titanium dioxide content in pigments recovered from whole paint by atomic absorption spectroscopy. It provides a technical approach for measuring TiO2 in a recovered pigment fraction, helping support consistent paint analysis, material evaluation, and quality control. As an ASTM standard, it gives laboratories a recognized reference for testing where reliable composition data may be needed for product assessment or compliance-related work.
What is ASTM D4563?
ASTM D4563 is a laboratory test method focused on measuring the titanium dioxide content of pigments recovered from whole paint using atomic absorption spectroscopy. The standard title indicates a procedure intended for analytical determination rather than general paint performance testing. In practice, it serves as a technical document for labs that need a reproducible way to quantify TiO2 in pigment material derived from paint, supporting careful comparison of results across testing programs and quality systems.
Where is ASTM D4563 used?
This standard is commonly used in paint and coating analysis when a pigment sample has been recovered from whole paint and its titanium dioxide content needs to be measured. It is relevant to laboratory workflows, materials evaluation, and analytical testing programs that rely on atomic absorption spectroscopy. ASTM D4563 may be used by quality control labs, research groups, and product assessment teams that need a recognized method for pigment composition analysis.
Why is ASTM D4563 important?
ASTM D4563 matters because it helps bring consistency to a measurement that can affect product evaluation and technical decision-making. A defined test method supports clearer comparisons between samples, better laboratory repeatability, and more reliable reporting of titanium dioxide content. For organizations working with recovered pigments from whole paint, this standard can help reduce uncertainty in testing and support compliance, procurement review, and internal quality control processes.
- Atomic absorption spectroscopy method
- Titanium dioxide content determination
- Recovered pigment from whole paint
- Laboratory testing and quality control
- Analytical support for product evaluation
- Publication Date: 2022-12-09
- Publisher: ASTM
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