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Frostic Incorporated Sells Bulk Raw Beeswax, and Manufactures Portable Dry Ice Makers, High Temperature Refractory Mix, Casting Sand Mix, High Pressure Propane Burner Assemblies, Hardwood Fuel Bricks and other speciality products. Frostic Incorporated, 4191 Waug Road, Benzonia, MI 49616

Sodium Silicate N Solution
1/2 Gallon Jug (64 liquid oz)(5.8 lbs net weight)
SiO2/Na2O Ratio 3.22 Be#41 1.8 poses 11.6 lbs per gallon Syrupy liquid
$12.10 Each

 

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Refractory Mortar Kit: 
Hardened Sodium Silicate Solution by itself has a softening point of 1200 degrees F.
Flow point of 1545 degrees F.  The addition of High Alumina Clay will bring the service temperature up to 3200 to 3400 degrees F. Mix Sodium Silicate solution with High Alumina Clay to form a morter for use in joining Firebricks or repairing Kilns.  Allow to Air Dry, then gradually increase the temperature to 200 to 210 F to remove any remaining water.  Final Curing occurs at 300 to 400 degrees F. Heating too quickly may cause steam to form resulting in blistering or puffing as the steam is released.
 
1/2 gallon Sodium Silicate Solution,
and 10lbs High Alumina Clay.
$24.59 Each

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   Sodum Silicate solution can be used as a binder in forming core molds.  Simply mix your sodium silicate solution with very fine dry sand. form it into your mold and cover it with a plastic bag.  Gas it with Carbon Dioxide Gas (CO2). It will harden in about 10 to 15 minutes.  Remove hardened Core and heat in the oven at about 200 degrees to slowly drive off the water in the mix.  Turn the oven up to about 450 degrees to finish the curing process.
 

 
Common Uses for Sodium Silicate:
 Abrasive Wheels Absorbents Adhesives Asbestos Products Bar Soaps Beater Sizing of Paper Bleaching Textiles & Paper Boiler Compounds Brick-Making Briquetting Coal Glass Ores Buffering Agent Building Materials Acoustical Insulation Building Blocks Thermal Insulation Wallboard Cements Acid-Proof Chimney Furnace Refractory Spark Plug Stove Ceramics Cement Grouts Chemical Grouting Cleaning Compounds Coagulant Coatings Enamels Roofing Granules Welding Rods Concrete Cleaners Concrete Treatment Corrosion Control Corrugated Board Dairy Cleaners Deflocculation of Clays Dehumidifiers De-inking Paper Detergent Formulations Dishwashing Drilling Fluids Mud Additive Silicate Base Muds Synthetic Muds Drum Washing Earthwork Construction Egg Washing Fiber Drums Fire-Resistant Paint Floor Cleaners Fly Ash Structural Materials Foil Laminating Foundry Cores Hot Tops Molds Frits Fruit & Vegetable Peeling Ground Water Control Canals, Ponds, Waste Lagoons Sewer Sealing Shaft Tunnel & Mine Sealing Wells, Caissons, Irrigation Heavy-Duty Cleaning Hog Scalding Laminating Metal Foil Laundry Operations Leather Processing Liquid Detergents Lithographic Printing Magnesium Trisilicate Metal Cleaning Molded Articles Molecular Sieves Oil Reclaiming Oil Wells Cementing Casing for Later Recovery Corrosion Control Formation Cleaning Fracture Fluids Heavy Shale Water Exclusion Workover Fluids Ore Flotation Paint & Rubber Fillers Paint Removers Paints Paper Coating Paper Tube Winding Pelletizing Minerals Pigments Polishing Wheel Cement Portland Cement Poultry Processing Radiator Compounds Release Agent Rust Removers Sealing Containers Sealing Metal Castings Secondary Oil Recovery Silica Gel Aerogel Hydrogel Xerogel Soap Conditioners Soap-Making Soil Solidification Solid Fiberboard Source for Silica Sols Space Vehicle Paint Steam Cleaning Synthetic Catalysts Synthetic Detergents Textile Processing Timed Fertilizers Tire Cleaners Titanium Dioxide Ultramarine Vegetable Oil Refining Washing Locomotives Water Clarification Water Treatment Wire Drawing Zeolite (Synthetic)
 
Heat Resistance
When silicate films are completely dehydrated, they provide excellent resistance to high temperature. Most silicates used for coatings or binders have softening points of approximately 1200oF and flow points of 1500 to 1600oF. Resistance to higher temperatures can be achieved by adding clay to the formulation. Depending on the aluminum or magnesium content of the clay, service temperatures up to 3200 to 3400oF are possible due to the formation of a ceramic bond. Mixtures of copper, nickel, chromium and stainless steel powders in the silicate vehicle provide high temperature-resistant coatings for metals.
 
Environmental Acceptability
Sodium silicates are made from sand and alkali and are universally judged to be nontoxic and ecologically harmless in fresh water environments. They are completely inorganic and therefore do not present hazards of explosion or flammability.
Safety and Handling Information
Depending on their degree of alkalinity, soluble silicates may irritate or burn the skin and eyes on contact. Precautions for handling, provided on the labels of packages, should be observed. Material Safety Data Sheets are available for all products for further guidance.
 
N Sodium Silicate Solution Contains:
Sodium Silicate, CAS Reg No. 1344-09-8
Water, CAS Reg. No. 7732-18-5
Warning: Causes Eye and Skin Irritation
Avoid Contact with eyes, skin, and clothing. Wash thouroughly after handling. FIRST AID: In case of Contact, immediately flush eyes or skin with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes. Remove contaminated clothing or shoes.  Call a Physician.  Wash clothing before reuse.  Thoroughly  clean shoes before reuse. SPILL or LEAK: Contain and/or absorb spill with inert material (e.g. sand, vermiculite, then place in suitable container. Do not flush into sewer or allow to enter waterways Use appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). For additional infomation, see Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for this product.

For Industrial use only. Keep out of reach of children.
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