Product Description
Sodium Silicate Glass
Sodium Silicate Glass we deal in is an effective solution of silica. It can be precipitated when added to the strong electrolytes. This is one of the soluble silicates and looks water glass. Basically, this is a colorless and viscous water solution accessible with unique look and chemical properties. Sodium Silicate Glass can be utilized as deflocculant that can reduce the viscosity. It does make a crackle effect in ceramic and has wide industrial applications.
Product details
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Purity
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99%
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Form
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Granules
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Usage/Application
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Industrial
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Packaging Type
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Bag
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Color
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Green
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Country of Origin
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Made in India
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Technical Details 
Exceptional Chemical StabilitySodium Silicate Glass maintains structural integrity and performance under varied environmental conditions, withstanding fluctuations in temperature and pressure. Its insolubility in alcohol and robust stability make it a preferred choice for applications requiring long-lasting, reliable chemical properties.
Versatile Industrial ApplicationsThis compound serves a vital role across multiple industries. From producing detergents and water treatment to construction and textiles, its adhesive and dispersant qualities enable innovative solutions, making it invaluable for manufacturers and exporters.
Efficient Packaging & StoragePacked in HDPE bags or drums, Sodium Silicate Glass remains protected from moisture and contamination. For optimal preservation, it should be stored in dry, cool, well-ventilated areas, ensuring a virtually unlimited shelf life if handled correctly.
FAQs of Sodium Silicate Glass:
Q: How is Sodium Silicate Glass most commonly used in industrial applications?
A: Sodium Silicate Glass is frequently used as a raw material in detergents, adhesives, foundry processes, cements, and water treatment. Its strong binding properties and solubility in water enable its effectiveness as a dispersant and an adhesive across these industries.
Q: What benefits does Sodium Silicate Glass offer in manufacturing?
A: It provides excellent adhesive and binding capabilities, high chemical and thermal stability, and compatibility with most inorganic salts. These attributes contribute to improved product performance and longevity in detergents, cements, and other industrial formulations.
Q: Where should Sodium Silicate Glass be stored to maintain its quality?
A: Sodium Silicate Glass should be kept in dry, cool, and well-ventilated locations, ideally in its HDPE packaging. Proper storage prevents moisture absorption and preserves its physical and chemical properties indefinitely.
Q: When should Sodium Silicate Glass be used in construction or water treatment?
A: This product is recommended whenever high durability, adhesive strength, and chemical stability are required in construction materials or water treatment processes. Its ability to act as a binder and dispersant enhances the effectiveness of mixtures and compounds.
Q: What is the process for handling and packaging Sodium Silicate Glass?
A: Sodium Silicate Glass is packed in HDPE bags or drums to avoid contamination and moisture. During handling, protective measures should focus on keeping the compound dry and undisturbed to ensure extended shelf life and safe transport.
Q: Is Sodium Silicate Glass compatible with other chemicals in industrial use?
A: Yes, it is compatible with most inorganic salts and some organic compounds. This compatibility allows it to blend seamlessly into a range of formulations and industrial processes without unwanted chemical reactions.