Talc USP Grade 22.68 kgs

What is Talc USP Grade?

Talc USP Grade, is a high-purity talc designed to control microbial organisms. Suited for chewing gum bases, creams, lotions, soaps, facial treatments, and pressed powders, it conforms to USP Monograph requirements and FCC and PCPC specifications.

How is Talc USP Grade manufactured or produced?

Talc deposits result from the transformation of existing rocks under the effect of hydrothermal fluids; which are natural heated water solutions, carrying one or several of the components needed to form the mineral. Tectonics play a major role in the formation of a Talc deposit as they enable hydrothermal fluids to penetrate the rock which facilitates the creation of Talc.

Talc USP Grade is achieved by following Excipient GMP guidelines, ensuring controlled microbial presence for safe use in various applications.

Packaging

22.68 kgs sealed-bag in a box: The manufacturer-sealed bag, housed inside a specially designed box, provides bulk packaging while ensuring uncompromising compliance, quality, and safety.

Key Specifications

• Brightness GEB: 88
• Oil Adsorption: 39 g oil/100 g talc
• Specific Gravity: 2.8
• Acid-soluble Substances: 0.5%
• Moisture: <0.5%
• Loose Bulk Density: 14 lbs/ft3
• Tapped Bulk Density: 38 lbs/ft3
• Particle Size: 99.9% passing 325 Mesh
• Microbial Control: Total aerobic plate count <100 cfu/g

Applications

• Chewing gum base
• Creams and lotions
• Soaps
• Facial treatments
• Pressed powders

Industries

• Food
• Pharmaceutical
• Personal Care
• Cosmetics

Grade and Country of Manufacture

Produced in North America, Talc USP Grade meets the manufacturer's USP specifications, ensuring high-quality and safety for its intended applications.