SKD

Features Of Talc Magnesium silicate has a trade name of Talc. It possesses lubricating properties, high luster and sheen. The colour of the material varies from the pure white to silvery white. It is one of the softest mineral and has a soapy feel. Applications Cosmetics ceramics paints Plastic Detergent

Specifications Products Soap Stone Use Industrial Use Color White to Snow White Form Powder, Micronized Powder Packing Type Plastic Bags Packing Size 25kgs/50kgs Cao As per requirement Whiteness 78 to 96% Talc Powder Talc is a hydrous silicate of magnesium and usually contains small quantities of nickel, iron, calcium and aluminum as impurities. Talc (Soap Stone) is the softest mineral known and formed by thermal metamorphism of siliceous dolomite rocks. It is having sheet structure of magnesium sandwiched between two layers of silica and the smooth water repellent surface of each particle slide against one another, resulting in soapy feel and exhibiting pearly luster. In Rajasthan state of India Talc is available in the region of Udaipur, Bhilwara, Jaipur and Dosa ranging color from white through various shades of Grey to green, red to brown, cream to yellow of impure specimens, translucent to opaque in appearance. At PEEKAY MINERALS, manual sorting is carried out to get ore of the desired quality as per the customers need. The company is capable to offer the product in desired fineness from 300 mesh to micronized and also having the facility to meet the demand of surface modified products for special applications. The products offered are pure lamellar structure with high degree of brightness and low bulk density. The processing techniques at PEEKAY MINERALS ensures consistent quality, pure lamellar structure, high degree of brightness, low bulk density and freedom from impurities at pocket friendly costs. Application: Paints & Pigments Paper & Boards Soaps & Detergents Anti Caking Agents PVC compounds PP, LLDPE & LDPE compounds Transparent Anti-fab Master batches As functional filler for Rigid PVC, Thermoplastics, Thermostatic Others- like soft pencils, cosmetics, Foam, voltage insulators etc Features: Free from impurities Unique particle size Better dispersion and flow properties Excellent Gloss properties Very good compatibility with polymers and resins

Talc/ Soapstone -lumps & Fine Talc (Soap Stone ) whitness 85% to 98% lumps & fine powder export quality Talc is used in many industries, including paper making, plastic, paint and coatings, rubber, food, electric cable, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and ceramics. A coarse grayish-green high-talc rock is soapstone or steatite, used for stoves, sinks, electrical switchboards, etc.

Soapstone powder is also written as H2Mg3(SiO3)4 or Magnesium Silicate, which corresponds to 4.8% H2O; 31.7% MgO and 63.5% SiO2. In pulverized form it is whiter in appearance. The compact variety of soapstone powder is called steatite or soapstone. The word soapstone powder has been named probably due to its soapy feel. French-chalk is the trade name of pulverized soapstone powder of pure white quality which forms the base for many cosmetics and toilet preparations. Talcum powder is valued for its extreme softness, smoothness, high lubricating and hiding power and ability to absorb oil and grease. It is chemically inert to Acids and Alkalies. It has been found to be an excellent filler. It can withstand temperatures up to 1300�ºC. It has low electrical and thermal conductivity. Above all it can be easily powdered, cut and sawn into any shape and size. These properties in Talc are of extreme value for various industrial applications. We offer high-quality Talc Powder that is a metamorphic hydrated magnesium silicate with a soapy feel and pearly luster. Its lamellar structure and the platy ness give excellent results to the products. Composites filled with Talc enhance the performance properties of the compound. It exhibits higher stiffness, creepsâ?? resistance at both ambient and elevated temperatures. It has a greasy feel. Hydrous Magnesium Silicate Powder is the basic raw material for PP, LD, HDPE compounding, paints industries, paper industries, Rubber, Pharmaceutical Industry, PVC, Cosmetic, Baby Talc powders, and many more. Talc is used in many industries such as Papermaking, Plastics, Paint and Coatings, Rubber, Food, Electric Cable, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics, Ceramics, etc. Talc finds use as a cosmetic (Talcum Powder), as a lubricant, and as a filler in paper manufacture.