Talc is a soft, white mineral composed of magnesium silicate. It is naturally found in metamorphic rocks and is used in various industries due to its unique properties, such as softness, moisture absorption capacity, and resistance to heat and chemicals.

In the construction industry, talc serves as a filler and modifier in the production of building materials such as paints, coatings, gypsum, and cement. The presence of talc in these products enhances the properties of fine particles, increases durability and crack resistance, improves the workability of mixtures, and reduces friction during manufacturing processes.

In the production of thermal insulation membranes (Isofoam), talc is used as a filler and viscosity regulator in the creation of high-quality membranes. This material plays a crucial role in improving the performance and longevity of membranes, increasing resistance to moisture penetration and damage from weather conditions.