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Borosilicate glass is the foundation for all heat-resistant glass applications and the myriad products they make possible - from halogen lightbulbs and Pyrex® cookware to cathode-ray tubes and liquid crystal displays.
Borosilicate refers to glass which contains from five to 30 percent boric oxide. Borates impart many valuable properties to borosilicate glass, from their ability to lower melt temperatures and inhibit devitrification in the glassmaking process, to their ability to increase mechanical strength, as well as resistance to thermal shock, chemicals and water in the final product.
Product Information
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| Neobor® |
Borax Pentahydrate |
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| Optibor® |
Boric Acids |
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| Dehybor® |
Anhydrous Borax |
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| Borax Decahydrate |
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| Boric Oxide |
Anhydrous Boric Acid |
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To Learn More
» Borates in borosilicate glass
For more information please email
glass@borax.com.
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