1. What is the main advantage of Titanium Ethylene Glycol over antimony-based catalysts?
The primary advantage is its superior catalytic activity and environmental safety. It is a non-toxic, antimony-free alternative that meets global regulatory requirements while significantly improving the brightness (L-value) of the final polyester resin.

2. Does using a titanium catalyst cause yellowing in the final PET product?
Our specially formulated Titanium Ethylene Glycol is engineered to minimize yellowing. By optimizing the titanium coordination environment, it ensures excellent color control and high transparency in both fiber and bottle-grade PET.

3. What is the recommended dosage for Titanium Ethylene Glycol in polyester production?
Due to its high activity, the required dosage is much lower than traditional catalysts—typically 1/10th to 1/5th of the amount of antimony trioxide. We recommend technical trials to determine the optimal dosage for your specific production line.

4. Is Titanium Ethylene Glycol compatible with existing PET production equipment?
Yes, it is fully compatible with standard continuous or batch polycondensation equipment. It can be easily integrated into existing processes without significant modifications to the production line.

5. How should the product be stored to maintain its catalytic performance?
It should be stored in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated warehouse. It is crucial to keep the containers strictly sealed after each use to prevent moisture pickup or hydrolysis, which could affect its catalytic efficiency.