In paper manufacturing, talc is commonly used as a filler to enhance the smoothness and strength of the paper, as well as to improve its ability to absorb ink, which in turn improves printing quality. The precise control of the talc's whiteness, particle size, and hydrophobic properties plays a critical role in producing high-quality paper. Talc improves the paper's surface finish, reduces the amount of coating lubricants required, and enhances the sheet's overall feel.
Our industrial-grade talcum powder is a filler powder commonly used in plastics, resins, paints, and ceramics. Featuring a whiteness range of 70-100% and particle sizes between 2.5μm and 15μm, this talc stands out for its excellent dispersibility. It’s widely applied in various industries such as rubber, composite materials, household appliances, automotive parts, and even honeycomb ceramics.
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