White Granular Borax Anhydrous For Borosilicate Glass CAS 1330-43-4 Sodium Tetraborate Na2B4O7 For Glass Making

White Granular Borax Anhydrous for Borosilicate Glass, CAS 1330-43-4 Sodium Tetraborate Na2B4O7 for Glass Making

1. Borax Anhydrous Introduction

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2. Borax Anhydrous Specifications

3. Borax Anhydrous for Boronsilicate Glass Making

In borosilicate glass manufacturing, borax anhydrous has advantages over 5- and 10-mol borax.

Borax anhydrous has a higher bulk density and melts more rapidly, even with minimum energy. Borax anhydrous is also a source of sodium and can be used with boric acid or boric oxide to control the sodium oxide/boric oxide ratio in the glass.

Borax anhydrous can be used to formulate glasses with low thermal expansion (high thermal shock resistance) and good chemical durability. Borax anhydrous acts as both a flux and network former.

Borax anhydrous allows the formulation of low-melting glazes and enamels with the correct thermal expansion in glass and enamel production.

Borax anhydrous is used as a source of B2O3 in the manufacture of many different types of borosilicate glass, including:

1. Heat and chemical resistant glasses

2. Illumination glasses

3. Optical lenses

4. Medical and cosmetic containers

5. Hollow microspheres

6. Glass beads

In the manufacturing process, borax anhydrous can increase furnace productivity. It has a higher bulk density and melts more rapidly with minimum energy than borax (5 and 10 mol). Borax anhydrous also provides a source of sodium and can be used with boric acid or boric oxide to control the sodium oxide/boric oxide ratio in glass.

4. Borax Anhydrous Product Pictures

5. Packing and Shipping for Borax Anhydrous