How to use talcum powder

Talcum powder has a wide range of uses. The most common use we have is in traditional Chinese medicine, where it has the effects of diuresis, clearing away heat and relieving summer heat, removing dampness and astringing sores. The functions of talcum powder are different in different fields. It can be used in industry, ceramic industry, and also in cosmetics. The usage methods are different in different industries. So, how to use talcum powder? Let’s take a look below.

1. Chemical grade talcum powder. Uses: Used in rubber, plastic, paint and other sliding industries as a reinforcing and modifying filler. Features: Increase the stability of product shape, increase tension strength, shear strength, bending strength, pressure strength, reduce deformation, elongation, thermal expansion coefficient, high whiteness, uniform particle size and strong dispersion, etc.

2. Ceramic grade talcum powder. Uses: Used in the manufacture of high-frequency porcelain, radio porcelain, various industrial ceramics, building ceramics, daily-use ceramics and ceramic glazes, etc. Features: No discoloration at high temperature, enhanced whiteness after forging, uniform density, good gloss and smooth surface.

3. Cosmetic grade talcum powder. Uses: It is a high-quality filler in the cosmetics industry. Features: Contains a large amount of silicon. It has the effect of blocking infrared rays, thus enhancing the sun protection and anti-infrared performance of cosmetics.

4. Medical and food grade talcum powder. Application: used as additive in medicine and food industry. Features: non-toxic, odorless, high whiteness, good compatibility, strong gloss, soft taste and strong smoothness. The pH is 7-9 and will not degrade the original product properties.

5. Papermaking grade talc. Application: Used in various high and low grade paper industry products. Features: Papermaking powder has the characteristics of high whiteness, stable particle size and low abrasion. The paper made with this powder can achieve smoothness and fineness, save raw materials and increase the service life of the resin mesh.

6. Brucite powder. Uses: Used in the manufacture of electrical porcelain, radio porcelain, various industrial ceramics, building ceramics, daily-use ceramics and ceramic glazes, etc. Features: No discoloration at high temperature, enhanced whiteness after forging, uniform density, good gloss and smooth surface.

7. Calcium carbonate powder. Uses: Used in the manufacture of electrical porcelain, radio porcelain, various industrial ceramics, building ceramics, daily-use ceramics and ceramic glazes, etc. Features: No discoloration at high temperature, enhanced whiteness after forging, uniform density, good gloss and smooth surface.

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