Sherwan talc.
Selected lumps, crushed talc and fines from the Sherwan and Abbottabad region, for buyers carrying out further processing.
Explore Pakistan gradesTalc from Pakistan & Afghanistan.
Selected for your process.
From source selection and careful preparation to sample assessment and export, we help industrial buyers source talc against a clear specification.

Choose your source and material form, then compare grades against your processing requirements.
Selected lumps, crushed talc and fines from the Sherwan and Abbottabad region, for buyers carrying out further processing.
Explore Pakistan gradesRaw processing feedstock and powder offerings. Explore Merki Khel source information and confirm the origin of the proposed grade.
Explore Afghan talcEach guide explains the material properties to specify, how to source talc and how to evaluate our material before approving a grade.
Stiffness, dispersion and dimensional performance.
Read the buyer guide →Fineness, colour, dispersion and film requirements.
Read the buyer guide →Composition, fired colour and firing behaviour.
Read the buyer guide →Filler, coating and deposit-control requirements.
Read the buyer guide →Compound performance, parting and handling.
Read the buyer guide →Define the specification, assess representative material and review reports that apply to the source and sample being offered.
Our Quality Policy & testing approachIdentify the source, grade and form. Sort and prepare material around the agreed requirement.
Agree representative sampling, preparation, test methods and relevant supporting reports.
Confirm the specification, packaging, shipment identification and delivery terms.
Explore the geology, testing and preparation behind Pakistan and Afghanistan talc.
Explore source geology, underground mining and material traceability.
Explore SherwanLearn about source identification and the questions buyers should ask.
Explore Merki KhelUnderstand sample-specific testing, report scope and supporting evidence.
Understand the testingTell us your application, material form, target specification, quantity and destination.