Boric Acid Powder

Pharmaceuticals and Cosmetics

Boric Acid is renowned for its usage as a pH buffer, mild disinfectant, and emulsifier. It can be found in ointments, mouthwashes, eye drops, bath salts, creams and shampoos. Additionally, it provides a cooling feeling when applied to the skin due to its excellent thermal conductivity.

Glass and Fiber Glass

Borosilicate is used to substitute Sodium Oxide. Boron compounds are a valuable element in the optical glass industry, not only for diminishing thermal and mechanical stresses but also for increased chemical resistance and longevity.

Ceramics

Boric Acid controls the coefficient of expansion and guarantees that the glaze stays in place with the body without deforming or cracking. It is also employed in different industries, including welding and brazing, steel industry, and electroplating industry.

Agriculture and Fertilizer

Boric is a crucial micronutrient for plant growth and is often blended with other compounds or NPK fertilizers to offset boron-related deficiencies.

Corrosion Inhibitor

Boric Acid can be used in various ways, such as corrosion inhibiting, anti-freezing with Ethylene Glycol in car cooling systems, brewing and heat treating processes, hydraulic fluids, and as a treatment for metal products.

Wood Preservatives and Pesticides

Borates, particularly Boric Acid, possess a strong pesticidal effect and are powerful weapons in the fight against insects and fungi. Not only are they innocuous towards mammals, but their toxicity level is lethal to cockroaches, ants, scarabs and other larvae.

Flame-Retardant

Boric Acid is a highly effective substance for fire retardation and can be used on various items such as wood, plywood, textile products, cotton, paper and cellulose.