JetFil® M300

Identification & Functionality

Chemical Family

Silicates

Chemical Name

Talc

Composite Materials Functions

Filler

Plastics & Elastomers Functions

Filler

Technologies

Composite Materials,

Plastics

Product Families

Composite Materials — Additives

Fillers & Extenders

Plastics — Polymer Additives

Fillers & Extenders

Features & Benefits

Materials Features

Dimensional Stability,

Excellent Creep,

Good Mechanical Properties,

High Heat Deflection Temperature,

High Purity,

High Stiffness,

Odorless

Applications & Uses

Markets

Automotive & Transportation,

Consumer Goods,

Electrical & Electronics

Applications

Consumer Goods — Appliances & Electronics

Automotive & Transportation — Automotive

Powertrain & UTH

Electrical & Electronics — Devices & Assemblies

Consumer Electronics

Compatible Polymers & Resins

Polyethylenes (PE),

Polypropylenes (PP),

Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)

Plastics & Elastomers End Uses

Appliances,

Automotive Under The Hood

Plastics & Elastomers Processing Methods

Extrusion

Properties

Typical Properties

	Value	Units	Test Method / Conditions
Fineness of Grind	3.0	—	Hegman gauge
Brightness	79.0	—	Minolta “Y”
Specific Gravity	2.8	—	—
Moisture Content	max. 0.5	wt%	—
Loose Bulk Density	21.0	lbs/ft³	—

Particle Size Distribution

	Value	Units	Test Method / Conditions
Median Diameter	7.5	microns	Sedigraph

Mineral Properties

	Value	Units	Test Method / Conditions
Talc Content	min. 97	%	X-Ray Diffraction

Mineral Profile

	Value	Units	Test Method / Conditions
Dolomite, Chlorite Contents	max. 3	%	X-Ray Diffraction

Regulatory & Compliance

Certifications & Compliance

FDA 29 CFR 1910.1200

Chemical Inventories

AIIC (Australia),

CHINV (Switzerland),

CSNN (Taiwan),

DSL (Canada),

ENCS (Japan),

IECSC (China),

ISHL (Japan),

KECI (Korea),

NZIoC (New Zealand),

PICCS (Phillipines),

TSCA (USA)

Packaging & Availability

Country Availability

Canada,

USA

Regional Availability

• Canada
• USA