CAS 1330-43-4 Borax Anhydrous Na2B4O7 For Ceramic Frits Purity 99.9% Sodium Tetraborate For Glazes And Enamels

CAS 1330-43-4 Borax Anhydrous Na2B4O7 for Ceramic Frits, Purity 99.9% Sodium Tetraborate for Glazes and Enamels

1. Borax Anhydrous Introduction

Purity 99.9% Sodium Tetraborate for Glazes and Enamels

2. Borax Anhydrous Specifications

3. Borax Anhydrous for Glazes and Enamels

Borax anhydrous can help increase yields and reduce energy consumptions in glass, ceramic, and enamel frit production. Borax Anhydrous allows the formulation of low melting glazes and enamels with the correct thermal expansion. In enamels, it improves adhesion to metal by dissolving iron oxide and reducing melt surface tension.

The application of anhydrous borax in glazes is mainly reflected in the following aspects:

1. Enhance luster and durability: Anhydrous borax is mainly used in glazes to enhance the luster and durability of ceramic products. It can improve the compressive strength, wear resistance, and chemical resistance of ceramics, making the product smoother and more perfect.

2. Reduce melting temperature: Anhydrous borax can lower the melting temperature of glazes, thereby reducing energy consumption and improving production efficiency. In addition, it can prevent glaze leakage during the firing process, further improving the quality of the product.

3. Improving the adaptability of glaze: Anhydrous borax improves the adaptability of glaze by controlling the coefficient of thermal expansion, reducing problems such as rough body and bright glaze surface, harmonizing glaze color, and preventing black spots and cracking of glaze surface.

Specific application examples: In the enamel industry, anhydrous borax is commonly used in glazes and coated on metal surfaces, which not only enhances the gloss and durability of enamel products, but also improves the overall quality of the products.

4. Borax Anhydrous Product Pictures

5. Packing and Shipping for Borax Anhydrous