Talc in Detergents Industry




Talcum powder is used in detergents and it is also used industrially in sewage treatment plants for water purification. This powder is one of the main components of laundry powder and detergent liquids that increase the washing efficiency of detergents based on surfactants. With the help of talcum powder, manufacturers deactivate the hard ions of the washing solution (calcium and magnesium) and prevent their reaction with surfactants. Magnesium oxide is one of the practical chemical compounds that is formed by the bond between two elements magnesium and oxygen. Magnesium oxide is used in various industrial, edible and laboratory grades. This chemical substance is extracted in a natural and mineral form from minerals including talc. More than 32% of the mass weight of Hanaakia talc is composed of magnesium oxide. Magnesium oxide is considered to be one of the solid compounds that has a powdery state and is seen in white color. This chemical compound is very reactive. In such a way that it can easily react with water and produce a chemical called magnesium hydroxide. The chemical substance in question is an odorless and non-toxic compound and does not pose any danger to humans. For this reason, it is used in food, medicine, pharmaceutical, cosmetic and health industries.

This chemical compound reaches its boiling point at a temperature equal to 3600 degrees Celsius and its melting point at a temperature equal to 2852 degrees Celsius. Magnesium oxide is a material that is very resistant to heat and high temperature and is considered one of the refractory materials for applications in cosmetics, hygiene and detergent industries. This type of chemicals used in cosmetics creates consistency in products and is used to increase viscosity, absorb water and oil from the environment and act as a thickening agent. The purpose of using cosmetic products is often to create more color or change the tone. For this reason, it is necessary to have different pigments in cosmetic products. These pigments are classified into two categories: organic, which have carbon-based molecules, and inorganic, which are metal oxides. Inorganic metal oxide pigments are usually duller than organic pigments, but they are more resistant to heat and light and their color lasts longer.
Talc is a cost-effective filler in soaps and detergents to provide creamier lather, improve foaming, and impart a soft and silky skin feel. Talc is an alternative for expensive base oils. Talc is mostly added to body soaps for imparting whiteness and helps in cleansing away dirt and grime from skin surface. As a powder, it absorbs moisture well and helps cut down on friction, making it useful for keeping skin dry and helping to prevent rashes. It is widely used in cosmetic products such as baby powder and adult body and facial powders, as well as in several other consumer products. Talc is not only used in Body Talc (Talcum Powder) and Toilet Soaps, but also in Detergents and Washing Powder.








Talc is cost-effective filler in soaps and syndets to provide a creamier lather, improve foaming, give a soft and silky skin feel; It is substitute to expensive base oils, which helps manufacturers to cut final product costs.
In soaps, talc is mainly used as a filler. The consumption of talc in Soap, varies between 10 to 50% depending on the quality and type of soap. It also acts as a binding agent and gives hardness to the cake.

In detergent powder also, Talc acts as a carrier of detergents and also reduces the cost. Due to its natural quality of being inert and harmless to skin, it is the most popular filler. Talc Powder for Detergent/Soap Industries acts as a carrier of detergents and also reduces the cost. Due to the natural quality of being inert and harmless to skin, Talc Powder for Detergent Industries is the most popular filler. We offer the Talc Powder for Detergent Industry at the market leading price to the customers.
Key Attributes of our Talc:
High Purity
Soft and smooth
High whiteness





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