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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
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 white powder with the particle size range of 40 to 10 microns.
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We provide with high quality Talc at reasonable price. Size 0-10 mm, 10-30 mm, 30-70 mm. As per customer`s requirement, the material could be also supplied in fine powder form (micronized to mesh 2500) Standard Packaging: 20kg paper bag, Bulk in Jumbo Bag, 20 kg bags on pallet,
Talc
It is an important filler in paints, detergents and soaps & semi-reinforcing filler in rubber. Filler in paint & rubber, Ceramic, agro, Detergents, Soaps, animal feed coating.
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.
DoloTalc is a blend of Talc and Dolomite in a rock. At Silver Stone Industries, we have developed multiple grades for Dolo Talc, catering to diverse industry requirements. It is white in color and possess a perfect blend of characteristics of both Talc and Dolomite.
We offer high quality Talc/Soap stone Powder that is a metamorphic hydrated magnesium silicate extremely higher
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.
Talc Potential Functions: Cosmetics & Pharmaceuticals Food Industrial & General Potential Functions: Anti Caking Agent Colourant Emulsifier Thickener Potential Applications: Bakery Health Care Seasonings Cleaning Chemicals Paints Skin Care Confectionary Personal Care
Product Detailed Description: "Chemical analysis Item Percentage SiOâ?? 62.70 MgO 30.94 Al O 0.36 CaO 0.54 Fe O 0.19 Na O 0.101 KO 0.04 L.O.I 4.81 P O5 0.044 H O 0.18 Total 99.905 CIE Brightness 89.5 YI 0.1 Item Percentage Special Gravity 2.816 Mohr Hardness 1 Surface Area M2/G3 13.04 Density Loose M2/G3 0.0588 Acid Soluble 0.46 PH 7.01 Absorbed Moisture 0.46 Minimum Order Qty : 50 tons Units : Tons Packaging Details : "Jumbo bags small bags " Capacity : "Jumbo bags: 1.25-1.5 Ton small bags 25 or 50 kg bags" Seller Product Code : Code: MRC TC
Talc
What is Talc? Talc is produced from the mineral talc, which is mostly formed of magnesium, silicon, and oxygen. It absorbs wet effectively as a powder and making it perfect for keeping skin dry. What are the Purposes of using Talc? Talc is a high-temperature-resistant accelerator used in the ceramic industry. In generally, using talc to ceramics has significant impacts, such as improving the optical and electronic characteristics of the ceramic material and glazes. What are the specifications of Talc? Specifications of Talc Serial No Chemical Composition Percentage 1 SiO2 62.5% 2 MgO 30% 3 Fe2O3 0.2% 4 CaO 5% 5 Mesh +200 What are the Applications in Ceramics? Talc is usually used in the ceramics industry. Talc adds whiteness and improves temperature in bodies. Small amounts of talc are used to change the body and improve strength. What are the uses in others? Itâ??s found in a variety of consumer goods, including child powder, adult body and face powders, and a variety of other cosmetics. What are the negative side? While talc is usually regarded secure but few research shows health problems. Talc inhalation can occur coughing, chest pain and difficulty breathing. Though very few talcum can prove serious problem.
We can Export Talc OR Soapstone Lumpy and Natural Powder. Lumps Whiteness is 95-96% Powder Whiteness is 90-92% NO ASBESTOS.
We are the suppliers of Talc from Pakistan. we can supply up to 5000 MT per month with brightness 90% and whiteness 94%.
Talc is practically insoluble in water and in weak acids and alkalis. It is neither explosive nor flammable. Although it has very little chemical reactivity, talc does have a marked affinity for certain organic chemicals, i. E. It is organophilic. Above 900c, talc progressively loses its hydroxyl groups and above 1050c, it re-crystallizes into different forms of enstatite (anhydrous magnesium silicate). Talc's melting point is at 1500c. Coatings: talc confers a whole range of benefits to coatings. In interior and exterior decorative paints, they act as extenders to improve hiding power and titanium dioxide efficiency. Talc's lamellar platelets make paint easier to apply and improve cracking resistance and sagging. They also enhance matting. In anti-corrosion primers, talc is used to improve corrosion resistance and paint adhesion. Talc also brings benefits to inks, jointing compounds, putties and adhesives. Spec: sio2�60%, mgo�30%, cao�n1%, fe2o3: �n0.3%, k/na�n0.5%, whiteness: 95%, size: 10-20mm, 200mesh, 325 mesh or according to your request. 50kg
DELUX Talc Purified [hydrated magnesium silicate - Mg3Si4O10 (OH)2] Whiteness: +90%. Asbestos: NIL. Mesh: 300 -98%. Free from Microbial Contamination: As per BP 2012 / EP 7.0 Application: DRUGS, PHARMACEUTICALS: TALC DELUX is used as a Lubricant in the manufacture of Tablets. COSMETICS: PERSONAL CARE PRODUCT: As Body Talc powder. As filler in many cosmetic products such as Beauty Bathing Bar Soap, face powders, foundations, deodorants, creams etc. PRICKLY HEAT BODY TALC: As dusting powder to allay irritation & prevent chaffing
TALC 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. No other mineral other than talc possesses such combination of intrinsic properties. Mainly there are three types of structures in the talc Platy, Acicular and Granular. Minerals commonly associated with some commercial talc in significant amounts include the Carbonates, Calcite, Dolomite, Magnesite & other Silicates, Anthophyllite, Chlorite, Quartz, Serpentine and Tremolites. Serpentine and Tremolites are hazardous impurities possessing ACICULAR structure. The deposits located in the north of Rajasthan, are in massive form of the talc, primarily with the Platy particle shape with high chemical purity and reflectance values. They are non-abrasive and free from ASBESTOS and BIMINERALS, especially grits etc. The important properties of Talc are its chemical inertness, high dielectric strength, high thermal conductivity, low electrical conductivity and Oil & Grease absorption. Chemistry: Mg3Si4O10(OH)2,Magnesium Silicate Hydroxide Class: Silicates Subclass: Phyllosilicates Group: Clays and also The Montmorillonite / Smectite Group Physical Characteristics Colour is snow white to almost silver. Luster is dull to pearly or greasy. Transparency crystals are translucent and masses are opaque. Crystal System is monoclinic; 2/m. Hardness is 1 (can leave mark on paper) Specific Gravity is 2.7 - 2.8 (average) Uses of Talc Powder Talc is used in making paper, ceramics, cosmetics, paints, detergents, foam / rubber, putties. It is also used in making of precious products like Talcum powder, pharmaceuticals & plastics.
