XM-HR1250 Talc Powder 1250 Mesh for Paint and Filler Masterbatch, 90% Whiteness

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Product description
  • Particle-size designation
    Mesh designation
    Physical form
    Masterbatch , Powder
  • Product name
    Talc powder
    Apperance
    White Powder
  • Fineness (mesh)
    1250
    D97 (μm)
    12
  • Whiteness (%)
    90
    SiO2 %
    39
  • MgO %
    31
    Oil Absorption g/100g
    22-25
  • Ph Value
    8-10
    Particle size customize
    Yes

Paint-compound and filler-masterbatch enquiries need clarity about the material entering the formulation. XM-HR1250 is a white talc powder with stated fineness of 1250 mesh, D97 of 12 μm and whiteness of 90%. Particle-size customisation can be discussed for a defined project requirement.

Treat XM-HR1250 as the talc powder input

Identify whether the request concerns the mineral powder or a separately developed masterbatch formulation. Specify the intended binder or polymer and the process in which the talc will be assessed. The powder identity does not supply a carrier resin, a pellet specification or a finished-compound performance result.

Compare mesh and D97 as different measurements

Ask for the methods supporting the stated 1250-mesh fineness and D97 of 12 μm. A mesh designation should not replace the particle-distribution report needed by the project. If a custom size is requested, agree on the target distribution and acceptance method before sample evaluation.

Review the oxide and powder-property checks

The stated composition includes SiO2 at 39% and MgO at 31%, with pH of 8–10. Review whiteness and oil absorption using their own methods. These measurements help frame a comparison but do not independently establish paint appearance or polymer processing behaviour.

Decide through the actual formulation

Set the relevant processing and finished-product limits for the intended paint or compounding trial. Evaluate the selected sample against those criteria and retain its current analysis. Keep any custom particle agreement with the material tested before making a final mineral-selection decision.