Uses

• Talc powder is soft, abrasion-free, and has excellent whiteness, suspension, and dispersibility. It can be found in white body paints as well as a variety of industrial coatings, primers, and protective varnishes that are water-based, oil-based, or resin-based.
• Talc Powder is used to brighten and whiten paintings.
• Spray nozzles and other equipment are less prone to abrasion.
• Talc's membranous structure strengthens paint coatings and improves adherence by reducing sinking.
• Talc is largely used in industrial paints and coatings, as well as wood acrylics, dyes and pigments, fillers, and a variety of other coatings.

Benefits Of Talc Powder For the Paint Industry :

• The Paint Film is Improved
• The amount of primary pigment used is halved.
• Controls the shimmer of paints.
• It aids in the absorption of other pigments.
• The paint's longevity is improved.
• Oxidation and rust corrosion inhibition qualities are improved.
• Talc is used in paints in varying amounts, ranging from 2 to 30%. In addition, the smoothness of Talc used in paints ranges from 100 to 20. Talc, which is used in paints, absorbs oil at a rate of 40 to 60 gm every 100 mg.
• Talc aids in the dispersion of other pigments, enhances paint durability, decay corrosion inhibition characteristics & corrosion resistance, emulsion paint stability, enamel run prevention, and shine adjustment. Talc was used in paints in amounts ranging from 2% to 30%.

Paint Grade Talc Powder

Talc Powder has a high degree of whiteness and brightness, therefore it interferes the least with the pigment shade. Talc also has a high brightness, which means the paint isn't flawless in any way. Talc reduces the amount of liquid required by the pigment, resulting in unfiltered pigment depth and an increase in the cost of upgrading. Talc is a hydrous silicate comprised of magnesium, silica, and water that is predominantly unalloyed in composition but may contain trace amounts of aluminum, iron, manganese, and titanium.

Technical Specifications:

• CaO 3.00%max
• SiO2 >63%
• MgO >32%
• FeO/AlO 5%
• Form Talc powder
• Color White
• Usage Paints

Talc is regarded as being the world's softest mineral. It's also known as Steatite and Soapstone. Our most dependable customers, who are spread across the country, receive high-quality Soap Stone from us. This greenish soapstone is offered at market-leading pricing. It is utilized in both industrial and home settings. Paper, Paint & Coatings, Rubber, Cosmetics, Chemical fertilizer, Ceramic materials, additives, Plastic, Textiles, Agriculture, Pharmaceuticals, and Detergents are some of the industries that use them.

When talc's various powerful and super abilities are displayed in paint, it can be a fantastic way to improve the material's performance while also lowering the price of a product and improving the overall quality of the paint. Talc is therefore commonly employed in a variety of coating formulations.