Applications:

• Paints
• Plastics & Compounding
• Ceramics
• Paper
• Cosmetics
• Pharmaceuticals
• Other Uses, Putties, Soaps Manufacturing, etc.

Properties:

The properties of Talc which make it of commercial value are:

• Extreme Softness
• Moderate Lustre
• Lubrication Properties
• Low Moisture Content
• Ability to absorb Oil and Grease
• Chemical Inertness
• High Fusion Point
• Low Conductivity for Heat and Electricity
• Good Hiding Power as a pigment

Granulometry

< 45 micras

Supply:

Bags

Characteristics:

• pH 7-9 true density 2.75 g/ml
• Tap bulk density 0.77 g/ml
• Moisture (ISO 782/2) 0,4%
• Hardness (Mohs) 1
• BET specific surface cm2 8248 500/g
• Solubility HCL acid 1%
• Water solubility 0.07%
• Whiteness L * > 90%
• Oil absorption 30g
• Free of asbestos and quartz

Talc is used as flux for:

• High alumina Ceramics,
• Sanitaryware
• Dinnerware
• Dielectric Porcelain
• Steatites Body
• Painting.

Variety:

• Powder (150-25 microns)
• LUMPS