Talc (Soapstone/Steatite) is a naturally occurring mineral primarily composed of magnesium, silicon, and oxygen and also referred to as Magnesium Silicate Powder. It is known for its softness, chemical inertness, and ability to absorb moisture, making it highly useful across various industrial applications. It is available in the particle size range of 40 to 10 microns.
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/-
200 mesh - 5000 mesh talc powder
Talc is a hydrous Magnesium Silicate and its chemical composition would correspond to 63.5% Silica (Si02), 31.7% Magnesia (MgO) and 4.8% water (H20). Talc is an environmentally friendly alternative to chemicals for the Ultraviolet protection of crops reducing water pick-up and mud. In fertilizers, Talcs are outstanding coating agents. It improves fertilizer flow, reducing water pick-up, prevents caking, protecting from crystal bridge formation and reducing dust. Talc is a perfect carrier in feed pre-mixes and agricultural chemicals. Uses: Talc is hydrophobic in nature, meaning that it repels water. As a result, it is used as an anticaking agent in the formulation of fertilizers which prevents the formation of lumps or stickiness. Talc is used in both powdered and granular fertilizers where they make excellent coating agents that prevent fertilizer caking. In the production of animal feed, talc is employed as an anticaking and dispersing agent, and die lubricant. Talc is employed as a carrier in feed premixes and agricultural chemicals such as pesticides. Talc forms a barrier all over the fertilizer granules which limits water pick-up and stops the formation of hydrate crystal bridges allowing products to be stored longer. Talc is also inert and platy. Its smooth and flat lamellae cover each particle helping it to flow freely during fertilizer or feed production. it also protects against dust.
Owing to its low cost and platy structure, Talc Powder for Paint Industry has gained prominence. Talc is used primarily in industrial paint and coatings, wood lacquers, printing inks, fillers as well as in various coatings. ... Talc increases coverage and weather resistance of the products. The use of talc creates a barri er effect, which limits the penetration of water and corrosive agents into paints and coatings. The Talc Powder for Paint Industry, which we provide, is particularly used in Paints and protective coatings. We provide the Talc Powder for Paint Industry at competitive rates to the clients. The amount of Talc used in paints varies between 2 to 30%. Also the fineness of Talc used in paints varies between 100 to 20. The oil absorption of Talc used in Paints is between 40 to 60 gm per 100 gms House paints, as titanium dioxide extenders to reduce cracking and sagging, and enhance matting. In anti-corrosion primers to improve corrosion resistance and paint adhesion. Features: Mud Cracking Resistance Our Talc's platy particles act as bridges between binder agglomerates and strengthen the paint film. The higher the aspect ratio and particle size of the Talc, the better the mud cracking resistance. Matting Our Talc gives a silky look to paints. Coarse, lamellar talc particles are very efficient matting agents in high PVC paints. Our fine Talc with high surface area can be used to absorb excess binder and give a flattening effect to paints or coatings below critical PVC. High Solids Our double classified, de-dusted Talc with low surface area (low oil absorption) allow a higher filler loading in high solids coatings, resulting in lower VOC emission, lower formulation cost and improved performance at the same time. Barrier Effect The Talc platelets reduce oxygen or water transmission, and protect the binder from UV radiation, thus improving the weather resistance of outdoor paints. Wet scrub resistance Our Talc grades improve the wet scrub resistance of decorative paints, in contrast to Talc containing chlorite (Mg-Al-Silicate), which is not hydrophobic. Anti-corrosive The same barrier effect reduces migration of corrosive agents through steel protective coatings. At the same time, the hydrophobic (unipolar) Talc increases the adhesion of the coating film on the steel substrate, while the platelets improve the mechanical strength of the film.
Talc is a hydrous Magnesium Silicate and its chemical composition would correspond to 63.5% Silica (Si02), 31.7% Magnesia (MgO) and 4.8% water (H20). Talc is a versatile mineral, widely used in various industrial applications. The nature of deposit, formation of talc is the index of its chemical purity, particle shape and other physical features. Talc possesses some unique and unusual properties, which makes it ideal for its multiple uses. Due to its natural quality of being inert and harmless to skin. No other mineral other than talc possesses such combination of intrinsic properties. The natural qualities of talc give cosmetics stability, texture, skin adhesion, slip and water resistance. Talc is pure, odorless, and free from impurities. Talc is a cost-effective filler in soaps and detergents to provide creamier lather, improve foaming, and impart a soft and silky skin feel. Talc is an alternative for expensive base oils. Talc is mostly added to body soaps for imparting whiteness and helps in cleansing away dirt and grime from skin surface. As a powder, it absorbs moisture well and helps cut down on friction, making it useful for keeping skin dry and helping to prevent rashes. It is widely used in cosmetic products such as baby powder and adult body and facial powders, as well as in several other consumer products. Talc is not only used in Body Talc (Talcum Powder) and Toilet Soaps, but also in Detergents and Washing Powder. In body talc, it acts as a perfume carrier due to its chemical inertness and lamellar structure. In soaps, talc is mainly used as a filler. The consumption of talc in Soap, varies between 10 to 50% depending on the quality and type of soap. It also acts as a binding agent and gives hardness to the cake. In detergent powder also, Talc acts as a carrier of detergents and also reduces the cost. Due to its natural quality of being inert and harmless to skin, it is the most popular filler. Talc Powder for Detergent/Soap Industries acts as a carrier of detergents and also reduces the cost. Due to the natural quality of being inert and harmless to skin, Talc Powder for Detergent Industries is the most popular filler. We offer the Talc Powder for Detergent Industry at the market leading price to the customers.
Alternatively known by the names Soapstone, Steatite and French Chalk, Talc is a clayey earthly mineral. After being excavated from the mines, Talc lumps are crushed and pulverised at our manufacturing unit Talc Powder, resulting from this process, is extremely white in colour as well as light in bulk. This is an important industrial mineral and ensures resistance to heat, electricity and acids, which makes it an ideal surface for electrical switchboards and lab counter tops. Further, the powder ensures longer shelf life, accurate composition and precise pH value. Chemistry : Mg3Si4O10(OH)2, Magnesium Silicate Hydroxide Application : Pharmacueticals Food Processing Cosmetics Ceramics Paint & Coating Fertilizer Paper Industries Rubber Plastics And Polymers
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