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Powdered Sodium Silicate is a white, water-soluble inorganic compound widely used in industrial applications. It serves as a binder, detergent additive, and corrosion inhibitor. Known for its high solubility, thermal stability, and adhesive properties, it enhances durability in coatings, adhesives, and specialized formulations.
Product Overview
Powdered sodium silicate is a compound primarily composed of silicon, oxygen, and sodium, appearing in powder form. It exhibits high stability and excellent chemical reactivity, making it widely used across various industries including metallurgy, chemicals, light industry, daily chemicals, construction, and petroleum. Powdered sodium silicate serves multiple functions such as an adhesive, filler, and has properties such as corrosion resistance, fire resistance, and reinforcement, making it an essential raw material in many industrial processes.
Product Features
- High Stability: Exhibits excellent chemical stability, able to adapt to complex industrial environments.
- Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of applications, including adhesives, fillers, fire-resistant materials, etc.
- Ease of Storage: The powdered form is easy to store and transport, with a long shelf life.
- Good Reactivity: Reacts well with other substances across industries, enhancing product performance.
Applications
- Metallurgy: Used as a binder for amorphous refractories, kiln spraying materials, and as a sand mold binder in casting.
- Chemical Industry: Acts as a flame retardant filler, oil removal agent in cleaning products, and rust inhibitor.
- Light Industry: Used in ceramic adhesives, tile adhesives, and as a binder in welding rods.
- Daily Chemicals: Employed as a washing aid in detergents and as a filler in soap production.
- Construction: Functions as an adhesive in powdered paints, fireproof materials, acid-resistant cement additives, and road repair reinforcement agents.
- Petroleum Industry: Used in oil-based slurry sealing agents.
