The ultra-fine powder mill of SMMVIK Machinery is equipped with a multi head sorter, which can produce 3000 mesh fine powder, while the ordinary sorter can only handle 80-2500 mesh powder.
We can imagine how hard ordinary stones are, but talc is different. Talc is a kind of stone, but it is softer, Nails can scratch the surface, Soft talc can even be used to replace chalk for writing. Mention talc, which can also be used for processing cosmetics. Talc contains a large amount of silicon element, which has the function of blocking infrared rays and improving the anti infrared performance.
Talc is a common silicate mineral, which is usually massive, leafy, fibrous or radial, white or off white. Talc is widely used, such as refractory materials, pharmaceuticals, paper, rubber fillers, pesticide absorbers, leather coatings, cosmetic materials and engraving materials; Used as reinforcing filler to improve the stability, strength, chromaticity and particle size of the product line. Talc is also an important ceramic raw material, used for ceramic blanks and glazes. The high temperature does not change its color, the whiteness increases after calcination, the density is uniform, the luster is good, and the surface is smooth.
After a series of processing, talc powder can be ground into fine talc powder. There are 200 mesh, 500 mesh, 800 mesh and 1250 mesh. Obviously, for the deep processing of talc powder, different types of grinding machines are required. 200 mesh and 325 mesh talc can be processed by Raymond mill and vertical mill. Talc powder of 500 mesh, 600 mesh, 800 mesh and 1250 mesh can be produced by superfine mill. Talc technology mainly refers to crushing talc powder to a certain degree of fineness to achieve the purpose of medical or industrial use.
SMMVIK Machinery mainly produces various crushing equipment, sand making equipment, grinding equipment, auxiliary equipment, etc. with many years of research and development experience, it is a reliable old brand manufacturer. If you are interested in our equipment, you are welcome to consult.
