Recently, Gangfeng New Materials Co., Ltd. (“Gangfeng New Materials”), a subsidiary of Inter-China Chemical Co., Ltd., received good news: the company has been granted a new utility model patent by the China National Intellectual Property Administration.
This authorization marks another milestone in Gangfeng New Materials’ R&D strength and intellectual property development in the field of titanium-based new materials, injecting fresh momentum into the company’s core competitiveness within the high-end titanium dioxide industry chain.

The patented utility model provides a hydrolysis seed preparation device, which belongs to the field of laboratory apparatus technology. The device includes a reactor and a feed dispersion mechanism. A motor is installed on top of the reactor, and a discharge outlet is mounted at the bottom. A feed pipe is fixedly connected to the top left side of the reactor, with a screening frame installed on the inner bottom wall of the pipe. A dispersing frame is fixedly connected to the top of the screening frame, and a dispersing shaft frame is movably connected above it. A distribution stabilization mechanism is fixedly connected to the inner bottom wall of the feed pipe.
Through the inclusion of the feed dispersion mechanism, this device enables efficient dispersion of raw materials during the hydrolysis seed preparation process, solving the issue of poor dispersion commonly encountered in hydrolysis seed preparation. As a result, it significantly enhances the convenience and efficiency of hydrolysis seed preparation.
In recent years, Inter-China Chemical and its subsidiaries have continuously strengthened their patent portfolio across the titanium-based new materials industry chain, obtaining multiple core patents. The successful implementation of this new hydrolysis seed preparation device represents not only a milestone in technology transformation, but also lays a solid foundation for future process optimization and large-scale equipment application.
Looking ahead, Inter-China Chemical will continue to increase investment in R&D, pursue more original technological innovations, and create greater value for customers—driving China’s titanium dioxide industry toward the high end of the global value chain.