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Talc is an amazingly variable mineral with a massive range of uses across several industries. It is the softest rock on the planet. Softness, water repellency, chemical inertness, platyness, and an affinity for organic compounds are all characteristics of talc Talc is a highly desired multi-functional filler and process facilitator in a wide range of applications, including plastics, paper, ceramics, and paint. The physical properties of talc are softness as it ranks 1 on the Mohs scale, natural affinity with oils making it an excellent hydrophobic mineral and its chemical inertness. It is an extremely useful mineral in the manufacturing of solar panels, semiconductors and electronics, aluminium and steel alloys, and also in the construction sector, after being transformed into silicon (Si) through gaseous reduction at high temperatures. Aryan Tiles is one of the biggest producers and suppliers for talc in India. We extract our talc mineral from several regions of Rajasthan. Our scientists and process experts collaborate with customers to develop innovative minerals that satisfy their specific industriesâ?? needs. Talc, or talcum, is a clay mineral, composed of hydrated magnesium silicate with the chemical formula Mgâ??Siâ??Oâ??â??(OH)â?? Talc provide the ideal blend of stiffness and impact strength, allowing producers to create parts that are both thinner and lighter and thus reducing overall vehicle weight within the automation sector. It also improves rubber permeability, lowers tyre rolling resistance and increases vehicle fuel efficiency. Further in the paints and coatings, talc works as an excellent natural alternative to less environmentally friendly TiO2 for increasing coating mechanical and optical qualities. Moreover, in the pulp and paper industry, talc is great for preventing deposits, allowing mills to operate in closed water circuits, and maximizing prime resources. Furthermore, in the ceramic tiles and sanitary ware, talc improves vitrification, allowing manufacturers to lower firing temperatures and shorten firing cycles. In the agriculture industry, talc-based mineral solution works as natural alternatives to pesticides for preserving fruit from the sun's rays and diseases. They are perfect for organic agriculture. Talcs are also used to make fertilizer flow and anti-caking agents. Talc has wide range of applications within several industries. And, our production and supply of talc mineral are innovative and of premium quality. We have been able to cater to the specified needs with our years of technical expertise.

Talc Powder Price: INR 5,000/- to 20,000/-

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.