Borax 5 Mol (Sodium Tetraborate) in Bags
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Borax 5 Mol (Sodium Tetraborate)
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BORAX 5 MOL APPLICATIONS
Sodium Tetraborate has many uses like porcelain enamel, detergents, photography, paint and even cosmetics. It is also used in enamel glazes, heat-resistant glass, bleaches and as a laboratory reagent. Farmers use it in fertilizers and the leather industry uses it as well. This product can treat wood, inhibiting fungi growth and protecting wood products from pests. It may be used to make ultra-high strength steel that is harder, lighter and less vulnerable to corrosion. The chemical helps create more robust glazes and enamels in the production of ceramic frits, for longer-lasting roofs and tiles. It also functions as a flux for soldering and welding.
HANDLING PRECAUTIONS
When handling or transferring this substance, exercise caution. Avoid contact with eyes, skin, or clothing, and do not ingest. It causes severe eye irritation. Use with adequate ventilation. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment. After handling, thoroughly wash your face, hands, and any exposed skin. Compatibility is essential for transfer and storage systems. Maintain good industrial hygiene practices. Keep the container tightly closed and store it in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area. Refer to the Borax 5 Mol Safety Data Sheet for complete safety and compatibility information. The U.S. Department of Transportation does not regulate this material as a hazardous material for transportation.
AVAILABILITY
CoreChem is a distributor of bulk Borax 5 Mol, or Sodium Tetraborate, available in 50 lb bags, sold individually or in full pallet quantities of 48 bags. Customers can purchase this product online, or submit a 'Request Quote' form for large volume or commercial orders, packaging options not listed for online purchase, custom freight options, or to speak with a representative.
CORECHEM SERVICE AREA
CoreChem ships primarily in the Eastern United States from its single location. Higher freight costs may occur for North American shipments outside of this area. They do not competitively service overseas chemical requirements.