99.9% Anhydrous Borax Powder Essential Plant Mineral Used In Oil Filed

   borax anhydrous was commom  used in glass making .enamel glazing ,chemcal  

1. Description

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       Anhydrous borax is made by burning or fusing hydrated borax. It thus contains little or

no water of crystallization (conversation ratio of .53 compared to hydrated decahydrate borax)

and does not rehydrate under normal storage conditions. Anhydrous borax is water soluble,

but considerably less so than raw borax (in aqueous solution it can provide slow release of boron).

     This material does not puff or swell during melting (minimizing loss of powder in kilns with

strong drafts), and melts easier (the swelling in other forms can create a porous state with an

insulation factor that slows melting). Anhydrous borax is an excellent glass former, it does not

puff or swell during melting thus fewer production problems result.

     This material is used as a source of B2O3 in the manufacture of many different types of

borosilicate glass, including heat and chemical resistant glasses, illumination glasses, optical

lenses, medical and cosmetic containers, hollow microspheres and glass beads. It has a higher

bulk density and melts more rapidly than raw forms of borax. It also provides a source of sodium.

2. Application 

. To Soften and Freshen Laundry

. As an all purpose cleaning agent

. For the Bathroom and Kitchen

. As an insecticide - for flees, cockroaches and ants sprinkle Borax on dog beds,

carpets, and other areas where you suspect that fleas are hatching.

. Mould Inhibitor

.Borax is an essential plant mineral.

3.Package and loading pictures 

1200KG /JUMBO BAG   25KG/BAG 

4. Notice

      While Anhydrous borax is a natural ingredient, it's still toxic, and should be kept out of

reach of children  and pets. If you use it to make your own products, be sure to label the

containers with all of the ingredients, just in case there's ever an accidental ingestion.

You may know what's in your concoction, but other people in your household may not.

Treat borax with the same care that you would any other cleaning product, and you shouldn't

have any problems.