What is sodium silicate ?

Sodium silicate is the generic name for a series of compounds derived from soluble sodium silicate glasses. They are water solutions of sodium oxide (Na2O) and silicon dioxide (SiO2) combined in various ratios. Varying the proportions of SiO2 to Na2O and the solids content results in solutions with differing properties that have many diversified industrial applications. ATDM co. standard commercial grades of liquid sodium silicates range in weight ratio of SiO2 to Na2O from 1 to 3.4. In addition to liquid sodium silicates, our produces sodium silicate glass briquettes, as well as metasilicates in granular anhydrous and pentahydrate forms . Glass briquettes are dissolved on-site by some large volume consumers when freight savings can justify the equipment and labor costs involved. The sodium metasilicates are primarily used in cleaning compounds. Special technical bulletins for these compounds are available on request. Sodium silicate glass is made by fusing high purity silica sand and soda ash in open hearth furnaces at 1300oC/2400oF. The molten glass is cooled, fractured, and charged into vessels where it is dissolved under pressure by hot water and steam. The various grades of liquid sodium silicate are produced by varying the alkali/silica ratio and the solids content.

Standard commercial grade Sodium Silicate Liquid is in the weight ratio of 1 to 3.4.

Addition of liquid sodium silicate, sodium silicate LUMP, meta silicate, which forms the granules and without water and are hydrated Penta

In these days, Sodium silicate as one of the consumption Material in Chemical and detergent industry which has many consumer and it is produced in Solution and Solid state with high purity. Producing of Sodium silicate wit

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(Sodium Silicate 2.0)
(Sodium Silicate 2.2)
(Sodium Silicate 2.4)
(Sodium Silicate 2.8)
(Sodium Silicate 3.0)
(Sodium Silicate 3.2)
(Sodium Silicate 3.4)