Kärntner Montanindustrie (KMI) is a world leading mining and processing company dealing with  Micaceous Iron Oxide (MIOX®) 


TALMIO - Talc series


Talc is a clay mineral composed of hydrated magnesium silicate with the chemical formula Mg3[Si4O10 (OH)2]. It has various properties that makes it valuable for many fields in plastics industries, includ- ing automotive, biopolymers, packaging, film, furniture, E&E, appliances, pipes or recycled 


plastics.  


Kärntner Montanindustrie has specialized on finest Talc types which are highly delaminated and lead with their high aspect ratio to excellent performance.


Benefits with Talmio:   


Reinforcement Stiffness


Nucleation effect with finer grades


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Heat Distortion Temperature Impact resistance Creep Resistance Barrier Properties Chemical Resistance  Antiblocking


Dimensional stability Shrinkage/Warpage reduction Reinforcement with 2 microns Talc in TPO


KMI uses unique processing  technologies for micronization of high aspect ratio minerals 


KMI‘s product range includes 


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Lamellar MIOX®


Lamellar Mica HLM / HLP Acicular Wollastonite  Lamellar Talc


Impact strength with 2 microns Talc in TPO


Example: anisotropic shrinkage in TPO


Kärntner  Montanindustrie A9400 Wolfsberg, AUSTRIA


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Tel: +43 (4352) 545350 E: miox.technik@kmi.at www.kmi.at


miox.t www.kmi.at k@k .a Highly delaminated Talc


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