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Closing the loop: Borates in aluminum recycling

:: Friday, December 6, 2024 :: Posted By Maryam Moravej
Closing the loop: Borates in aluminum recycling
Explore the critical role of borates in aluminum recycling—boosting purity, reducing energy needs, and supporting sustainable manufacturing practices.

Firebrake ZB: A cost-effective ATO alternative

:: Friday, November 1, 2024 :: Posted By Emmanuel Laval
Firebrake ZB: A cost-effective ATO alternative
Facing high costs with antimony oxide? Discover how Firebrake ZB reduces reliance on ATO while delivering superior fire retardancy.

Decarbonizing glass production: Borates and sustainable sourcing

:: Thursday, October 10, 2024 :: Posted By Maryam Moravej
Decarbonizing glass production: Borates and sustainable sourcing
To ensure a sustainable future for both the industry and the planet, glass producers are implementing creative decarbonization solutions. Learn how committed partnership from material suppliers supports meaningful improvements.

Boron: Stabilizing the world’s most powerful permanent magnets

:: Tuesday, October 1, 2024 :: Posted By Maryam Moravej
Boron: Stabilizing the world’s most powerful permanent magnets
Discover the surprising role of boron in creating the powerful permanent magnets that drive everything from your earbuds to wind turbines. Dive into the fascinating story behind the magnets that make modern technology possible.

Boosting fire retardancy in wood for durable construction

:: Thursday, September 12, 2024 :: Posted By Emmanuel Laval
Boosting fire retardancy in wood for durable construction
Wood is strong, sustainable, versatile—but also flammable. In a new webinar hosted by Pinfa, learn how boron-based fire retardancy solutions offer builders options for enhancing the safety of this versatile, sustainable, and cost-effective construction material.
 

Industrial Impact: Your Borates Sales and Technical Marketing Team in China

:: Tuesday, August 20, 2024 :: Posted By George Zhang
Industrial Impact: Your Borates Sales and Technical Marketing Team in China
Discover how the U.S. Borax China sales and technical marketing team leverages commercial acumen, technical expertise, and scientific support to drive industrial applications and foster strong partnerships.

Wilmington at 100: Historic Perspective and Future Vision

:: Wednesday, August 14, 2024 :: Posted By Jen Brown
Wilmington at 100: Historic Perspective and Future Vision
The 100th anniversary of the opening of this U.S. Borax manufacturing and shipping hub—a key link in both production and our supply chain—is a chance to remember the value of always looking ahead.

The Ceramics Industry in India

:: Friday, July 26, 2024 :: Posted By Punit Antal
The Ceramics Industry in India
India is one of the fastest growing ceramic tiles and sanitaryware markets globally. It is the world’s second- largest producer and consumer of ceramic tiles. India’s ceramic tile industry is expected to double in size by 2027.

Keeping Drivers Safe: Boron in Airbags

:: Friday, July 5, 2024 :: Posted By Evan Stevens
Keeping Drivers Safe: Boron in Airbags
Discover how boron improves driver safety by initiating the inflation of airbags designed to cushion a collision’s force.

Dual Borate-Creosote Treatment Key to Preserving Railroad Ties

:: Monday, June 3, 2024 :: Posted By Emmanuel Laval
Dual Borate-Creosote Treatment Key to Preserving Railroad Ties
Questions have recently surfaced regarding borates’ effectiveness in preserving railroad crossties. Learn how dual treatment of borates and creosote is key to protecting and extending crosstie service life.
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