Talc
Product Overview
Talc, a naturally occurring mineral, has become an indispensable component in various industrial sectors. Also known as talcum powder, it is composed of hydrated magnesium silicate (Mg3Si4O10 (OH)2) and is valued for its lubricating and thickening properties.
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Diverse Industrial Applications
- Ceramics, Paint, and Roofing Materials: Talc is a common ingredient in these industries, where its softness, whiteness, and absorbency make it an ideal additive.
- Papermaking: Talc is used as a filler to enhance paper brightness, opacity, and smoothness, as well as a coating agent to improve printing quality.
- Plastics: The softness of talc makes it an excellent filler, improving the stiffness and impact resilience of plastics.
- Ceramics Production: Talc is used as a flux to lower firing temperatures and increase thermal shock resistance.
- Paint Industry: Talc is used as an extender to improve paint hiding power and weather resistance, and as a flatting agent to reduce paint gloss.
Production Capacity
Pakistan is home to some of the world’s best talc deposits, and several suppliers in the country offer high-quality talc products. These suppliers cater to diverse industries, including ceramics, paint, papermaking
Chemical Specifications
- Talcum, Whiteness (90% +)
- Serpentine (High Asbestos)
Packing
- Bulk / Loose / Jumbo Bags