Mistron® HYPERPLATE

Chemical Name: Talc
Chemical Family: Silicates

Mistron® HYPERPLATE is produced using a proprietary delaminating process developed by Magris Talc which results in a highly lamellar talc compared with conventionally micronized grades. Mistron® HYPERPLATE enhances rubber compound barrier properties by restricting liquid and gas diffusion. It combines rubber reinforcement with processability, providing lower compound viscosity for improved flow in extrusion and molding applications. Mistron® HYPERPLATE is densified and has excellent flow properties for easy handling. It is a natural functional filler with a low environmental impact.

Product families

Elastomers — Elastomer Additives

Fillers & Extenders

Other characteristics

Brand: Mistron
Features: Ease of Handling, Good Barrier Properties, Good Flow, Good Processability, High Density, Low Viscosity
Synonyms: Agalite, Talc (Mg3H2(SiO3)4), Talcum
Functions: Filler
Processing Methods: Extrusion
Technology: Elastomers
Material Features: Ease of Handling
Good Barrier Properties
Good Flow
Good Processability
High Density
Low Viscosity
Country Availability: Canada
USA
Plastics and Elastomers Functions: Filler
Plastics and Elastomers Processing Methods: Extrusion

Technical data

Table 1 of 3

6 rows

Characteristic	Value	Unit	Method
Brightness	89.0	—	Minolta “Y”
Surface Area	22.0	m²/g	—
Moisture Content	max. 1.0	wt%	—
Specific Gravity	2.8	—	—
Loose Bulk Density	31.0	lbs/ft³	—
Tapped Bulk Density	44.0	lbs/ft³	—

Table 2 of 3

2 rows

Characteristic	Value	Unit	Method
Median Diameter	1.2	microns	Sedigraph
Aspect Ratio	175.0	—	Jennings Method

Table 3 of 3