Silicas & Silicates

N Clear by PQ Corporation can be used as glue to bond surfaces together when dehydrates. Possesses increased viscosity, tackiness and stickiness when dries. Works well with porous or semi-porous surfaces, where it can partially penetrate the surface. Can also bond metal and glass (but surfaces must be roughened or attacked chemically to make sure that a good physical bond can be formed). N Clear permits to bond a variety of surfaces and materials such as paper, asbestos, mineral wool (used in insulation), mica and wood. Its application includes spiral and convolute tubes and cores, fiber drums, angleboard and cornerboard, corrugated board and other fibrous products (sisal, fiberglass, wood fabrics), paper/metal foil laminates, paperboard laminates.

N 38 by PQ Corporation is a liquid sodium silicate. Can be used as glue to bond surfaces together when dehydrates. Possesses increased viscosity, tackiness and stickiness when dries. Works well with porous or semi-porous surfaces, where it can partially penetrate the surface. Can also bond metal and glass (but surfaces must be roughened or attacked chemically to make sure that a good physical bond can be formed). Permits to bond a variety of surfaces and materials such as paper, asbestos, mineral wool (used in insulation), mica and wood. N 38 is used in spiral and convolute tubes and cores, fiber drums, angleboard and cornerboard, corrugated board and other fibrous products (sisal, fiberglass, wood fabrics), paper/metal foil laminates, paperboard laminates.

N Sodium Silicate Solution by PQ Corporation is liquid sodium silicate. Can be used as glue to bond surfaces together when dehydrates. Possesses increased viscosity, tackiness and stickiness when dries. Works well with porous or semi-porous surfaces, where it can partially penetrate the surface. Can also bond metal and glass (but surfaces must be roughened or attacked chemically to make sure that a good physical bond can be formed). N Sodium Silicate Solution permits to bond a variety of surfaces and materials such as paper, asbestos, mineral wool (used in insulation), mica and wood. Its application includes spiral and convolute tubes and cores, fiber drums, angleboard and cornerboard, corrugated board and other fibrous products (sisal, fiberglass, wood fabrics), paper/metal foil laminates, paperboard laminates.

C Sodium Silicate Solution by PQ Corporation is highly viscous sodium silicate. Can be used as glue to bond surfaces together when dehydrates. Possesses increased viscosity, tackiness and stickiness when dries. Works well with porous or semi-porous surfaces, where it can partially penetrate the surface. Can also bond metal and glass (but surfaces must be roughened or attacked chemically to make sure that a good physical bond can be formed). Permits to bond a variety of surfaces and materials such as paper, asbestos, mineral wool (used in insulation), mica and wood. C Sodium Silicate Solution is used in spiral and convolute tubes and cores, fiber drums, angleboard and cornerboard, corrugated board and other fibrous products (sisal, fiberglass, wood fabrics), paper/metal foil laminates, paperboard laminates.

D Sodium Silicate Solution by PQ Corporation is a liquid sodium silicate. Can be used as glue to bond surfaces together when dehydrates. Possesses increased viscosity, tackiness and stickiness when dries. Works well with porous or semi-porous surfaces, where it can partially penetrate the surface. Can also bond metal and glass (but surfaces must be roughened or attacked chemically to make sure that a good physical bond can be formed). Permits to bond a variety of surfaces and materials such as paper, asbestos, mineral wool (used in insulation), mica and wood. D Sodium Silicate Solution is used in spiral and convolute tubes and cores, fiber drums, angleboard and cornerboard, corrugated board and other fibrous products (sisal, fiberglass, wood fabrics), paper/metal foil laminates, paperboard laminates.

A 1847 by PQ Corporation is a high solid, sodium silicate. Can be used as glue to bond surfaces together when dehydrates. Possesses increased viscosity, tackiness and stickiness when dries. Works well with porous or semi-porous surfaces, where it can partially penetrate the surface. Can also bond metal and glass (but surfaces must be roughened or attacked chemically to make sure that a good physical bond can be formed). A 1847 permits to bond a variety of surfaces and materials such as paper, asbestos, mineral wool (used in insulation), mica and wood. Its application includes spiral and convolute tubes and cores, fiber drums, angleboard and cornerboard, corrugated board and other fibrous products (sisal, fiberglass, wood fabrics), paper/metal foil laminates, paperboard laminates.

CAB-O-SIL® H-300 by Cabot is a high surface area fumed silica which imparts a significant increase in viscosity and in reinforcement of sealants. In CAB-O-SIL® H-300 high shear dispersion equipment is required to realize its full benefits. Offers low bulk density, high purity, aggregate structure, submicron particle size and hydrophilic surface chemistry.

Burgess NO. 80 by Burgess Pigment is a hydrous aluminum silicate. Acts as a filler. Is a fine particle size, air-floated clay. Exhibits excellent dispersion, low soluble salts and moderate brightness. Used in adhesives. It complies with the following regulations: FDA 21 CFR 73, 82, 175, 176, 177, 178, 186, 310, 335, 346, 347 and 872, AICS, China Inventory, DSL (Canada), ECL (Korea), EINECS (Europe), ENCS (Japan), PICCS (Philippines), SWISS (Swiss) and ERMA IIC (New Zealand).

Burgess NO. 40 by Burgess Pigment is a hydrous aluminium silicate. Is a median particle size, medium brightness hydrous kaolin clay. Burgess NO. 40 is an acid pH clay exhibiting excellent dispersion properties. Used in trade sales adhesives.

Hydrous aluminium silicate kaolin clay. Burgess NO. 20 by Burgess Pigment exhibits fine particle size and medium brightness. It is the neutral pH version of Burgess NO. 60. Used as a mineral pigment extender (or filler) in adhesives. Complies with SARA Title III (EPCRTKA), TSCA, China Inventory, DSL (Canada), ECL (Korea), EINECS (Europe), ENCS (Japan), ERMA IIC (New Zealand), PICCS (Philippines), AICS (Australia) and SWISS (Switzerland).