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NASIL® 3.0
IQE Group
Sodium silicate. Acts as a filler. It is obtained by fusing quartz sand and sodium carbonate at high temperatures. Recommended for use in corrugated paper board and insulation boards. It complies...
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Applications
Adhesives
Papers & Packagings>Corrugated boards / Compact cardboards
NASIL® 3.35
IQE Group
Sodium silicate. Acts as a filler. It is obtained from the pressurized solution of soluble glass from the melting furnace and subsequent filtration. Recommended for use in corrugated paper board and...
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Applications
Adhesives
Papers & Packagings>Corrugated boards / Compact cardboards
NASIL® 3.5
IQE Group
Sodium silicate. Acts as a filler. It is obtained by fusing quartz sand and sodium carbonate at high temperatures. Recommended for corrugated paper board and insulation boards. It complies with...
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Applications
Adhesives
Papers & Packagings>Corrugated boards / Compact cardboards
NASIL® 45
IQE Group
Sodium silicate. Acts as a filler. It is obtained from the pressurized solution of soluble glass from the melting furnace and subsequent adjustment and filtration. Recommended for corrugated paper...
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Adhesives
Papers & Packagings>Corrugated boards / Compact cardboards
NASIL® 50
IQE Group
Sodium silicate. Acts as a filler. It is obtained by fusing quartz sand and sodium carbonate at high temperatures. Recommended for corrugated paper board and insulation boards. It complies with...
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Applications
Adhesives
Papers & Packagings>Corrugated boards / Compact cardboards
NASIL® 52.5
IQE Group
Sodium silicate. Acts as a filler. It is obtained by fusing quartz sand and sodium carbonate at high temperatures. Recommended for corrugated paper board and insulation boards. It complies with...
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Applications
Adhesives
Papers & Packagings>Corrugated boards / Compact cardboards
NASIL® 58
IQE Group
Sodium silicates. Acts as a filler. It is obtained by fusing quartz sand and sodium carbonate at high temperatures. Recommended for corrugated paper board and insulation boards. It complies with...
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Applications
Adhesives
Papers & Packagings>Corrugated boards / Compact cardboards
NASIL® A52F
IQE Group
Sodium silicate. Acts as a filler. It is obtained by fusing quartz sand and sodium carbonate at high temperatures. Recommended for corrugated paper board and insulation boards. It complies with...
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Applications
Adhesives
Papers & Packagings>Corrugated boards / Compact cardboards
NASIL® C/2.0
IQE Group
Sodium silicate. Acts as a filler. It is amorphous and looks like glass. It dissolves in water to form colloidal solution of an alkaline nature. It is obtained from the pressurized solution of...
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Applications
Adhesives
Papers & Packagings>Corrugated boards / Compact cardboards
NASIL® C/3.35
IQE Group
Sodium silicate. Acts as a filler. It is amorphous and looks like glass. It dissolves in water to form colloidal solution of an alkaline nature. It is obtained from the pressurized solution of...
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Applications
Adhesives
Papers & Packagings>Corrugated boards / Compact cardboards
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