Talc

Cosmetics: Talc is widely used in the cosmetic industry for products such as face powder, foundation, and body powder due to its smooth texture and ability to absorb moisture.

Plastic and Rubber: In the plastic and rubber industry, talc serves as a filler to improve the mechanical properties of products and enhance their durability.

Paper: Talc is used in the papermaking process to improve the paper's smoothness, opacity, and printability.

Paints and coatings: It acts as a filler in paints and coatings, providing excellent coverage, stability and crack resistance.

Ceramics: In ceramics, talcum powder is used as a flux to improve the firing properties of the material, creating high quality ceramic products.