Talc powder is a core functional filler in the papermaking industry, widely applied in cultural paper, packaging paper and specialty paper, normally accounting for 10% to 30% of the paper’s dry weight. As the operating speed of modern paper machines exceeds 1500 meters per minute and papermaking equipment becomes increasingly sophisticated, the abrasion characteristic of fillers has become a critical factor affecting paper machine operational stability, equipment service life and production costs.

To strengthen safety oversight and improve managers’ emergency handling competence amid the 25th National Work Safety Month, Liaoning Xinda Talc Group hosted the targeted fire safety training led by Instructor Ma on June 3. The training focused on fire safety characteristics of industrial and powder-production plants, targeting core enterprise risks covering raw material stacking, electricity usage for workshop equipment, fire prevention in office and production areas, and inspection of flammable and explosive hidden dangers.

The papermaking process is the core procedure of converting pulp obtained from the pulping stage into finished paper on paper machines, mainly including web forming, press dewatering, drying, calendering and other processes. 

Talc Lays the Foundation; Specialty Paper Looks to the Future! From May 20–22, the 2026 Seminar on Industry Information and Market Trends for Specialty Paper was grandly held—and successfully concluded—in Haicheng, Liaoning Province, hailed as the “Talc Capital of China.”

As a fundamental industry vital to the national economy, the papermaking industry produces a wide range of paper products including cultural paper, packaging paper and specialty paper. Its production consists of core processes such as pulping, paper forming and coating. The selection of raw materials and process control in each procedure directly affect paper quality, production cost and efficiency. 

Against the backdrop of ongoing adjustments in the global industrial chain pattern, accelerated iteration of new material technologies, and in-depth advancement of green and low-carbon transformation, China's specialty paper industry is at a critical stage of transformation, upgrading, quality improvement and efficiency enhancement.

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Talc is a widely used inorganic filler in the field of plastic modification. Talc is oleophilic and hydrophobic, has good compatibility with polymer matrices, and its flaky structure can significantly improve the rigidity of plastics.

On April 21, CHINAPLAS 2026—the China International Plastics and Rubber Exhibition—officially opened. Xinda Talc made a vibrant debut on the first day of the exhibition, showcasing high-quality products and professional solutions, drawing enthusiastic visitor traffic to its booth.