NASIL®

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... view more

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... view more

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... view more

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... view more

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... view more

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... view more

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... view more

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... view more

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... view more

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... view more