Precipitated Silica (silicon dioxide, SiO2)

HS Code : 38249925 | CAS NO. : 7631-86-9

General description:

Precipitated silica is an amorphous form of silica; it is a white, powdery material. Precipitated silica is produced by precipitation from a solution containing silicate salts. The three main classes of amorphous silica are pyrogenic silica, precipitated silica and silica gel.

Precipitated silica
Precipitated silica is a white, powdered type of silica. Precipitated silica is created by precipitating silicate salts from a solution. Quartz sand, a crystalline form of silicon dioxide, is the source of precipitated silica, a synthetic form of amorphous silicon dioxide. There are numerous ways to control the precipitated silica's physical characteristics during production, resulting in high-performance products for various end uses.

Precipitated silica uses
1. Precipcipcipated silica is used as an adhesive. It can strengthen bonds and strengthen bonds. When a liquid adhesive comes into contact with a solid surface, the scattered silica particles are dispersed—adhesive based on natural and synthetic rubber.
2. It's a component of PVC sheets. Precipitated Silica improves pigment dispersion, works as a separating agent and an absorbent to enhance flow, and gives the compound a dry feel.
3.For textile cots and aprons, precipitated silica is utilised as reinforcing silica.

Application & Usage:

1. Filler, softener and performance improvement in rubber and plastics Cleaning, thickening and polishing agent in toothpastes for oral health care Food processing and pharmaceuticals additive as anti-caking, thickening agent, absorbent to make liquids int.
2. precipitated silica is useful to enhance bond strength and as a reinforcing and thickening agent. The dispersed silica particles within a liquid adhesive harden fast when it is in contact with a solid surface. In both natural and synthetic rubber-based adhesive.
3. Silica provides thixotropy, reinforcement and promotes adhesion as well as serves as extenders, therefore it raises quality and lowers cost.
4. It prevents resin separation and the settling of pigments and heavy fillers.
5. Precipitated silica is used in shoe soles for its resistance to wear and to tearing ,its non-scuffing characteristics and to obtain compounds with light color or even transparent materials.
6. Precipitated Silica is used to prevent cracking and cut the growth of Conveyor Belts and power transmission belts.
7. Precipitated Silica is used to improve pigment dispersion and acts as a parting agent and as an absorbent to improve the flow and imparts a dry feel to the compound.
8. Precipitated Silica is used in Railway Pads.
9. Precipitated Silica is used in Rubber Rollers and Rice Rollers

FAQs


Is precipitated silica dangerous?

Precipitated silica can absorb a lot of oil or moisture. People who have been in touch with the powder or dust for an extended period may experience a drying impact on their hands or other exposed body regions. This drying effect on the mucosal membranes of the nose and throat has occasionally produced nosebleeds. When the dry skin or mucous membranes are no longer in contact with the powder or dust, they can recover to their natural state. It is suggested to avoid skin dryness in those whose hands come into touch with precipitated silica powder.

Where is precipitated silica used?

You can find many reliable precipitated silica manufacturers online. Coatings, paints, inks, adhesives, and sealants benefit from using precipitated silica products as thickening agents of anti-corrosion pigments.

Where to buy precipitated silica?

Prakash Chemicals International Pvt. Ltd is one of the leading exporters of precipitated silica. We specialize in providing bespoke precipitated silica at the best prices and value propositions. Prakash Chemicals have a global reach in 118 countries and 70+ years of experience in chemical manufacturing and exporting.

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