The properties of ultrafine talc are that it is a natural hydrated magnesium silicate mineral. It is inert to most chemical reagents, does not decompose in contact with acid, is a poor conductor of electricity, has low thermal conductivity and high resistance to thermal shock, and does not decompose even when heated to 900°C. These excellent properties of talc make it a very good filler.

In the plastics industry, how to effectively produce high-quality film packaging has always been the focus of every buyer. If there is an additive that can not only improve product performance, but also simplify the production process and reduce the failure rate, this is undoubtedly the dream of every buyer. We will explore in depth how to use talc powder for film application to optimize the plastic film blowing process and improve product performance and market competitiveness.

In the wire and cable industry, UV resistance is critical, especially when used in outdoor environments. Ultraviolet rays not only accelerate the aging and embrittlement of cables, but may also cause equipment failures and safety hazards. Talc powder for cable application has good light scattering properties and can effectively absorb and scatter ultraviolet rays, thereby reducing direct damage to cable materials. It has become an ideal choice for most companies to improve the UV resistance of cables.