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You may never see it, but dielectric glass—produced with boron—helps insulate and protect the modern electronic devices you use every day. Discover where dielectric glass is used and why it matters.
Boric oxide is a vital component in vitreous enameling—improving manufacturing efficiency and enhancing the durability of enameled products big and small.
See how boron can be used in cement mixtures for specialized needs ranging from greater setting control to sulfate resistance to nuclear shielding.
Looking for another material to complement refined borates in your process? Discover how you can source high-quality raw materials through Rio Tinto’s extensive product portfolio.
Boron’s designation as a critical raw material in the EU and critical mineral in the UK is reshaping procurement strategies. Learn how boron’s critical status will impact your supply chain.
Discover how Anthony Drugeot’s people-first approach drives operational excellence and builds strong community connections across Borax Europe’s three sites.
U.S. Borax technical expert Allen Zheng’s recently published article in
Glass International magazine highlights the importance of using circular raw materials for sustainable glassmaking. Read more about his findings.
U.S. Borax has donated $600,000 to three organisations to support relief efforts for communities directly impacted by the recent wildfires in Los Angeles region.
Curious about how borates make industrial processes better? So is Songlin Shi, principal advisor in U.S. Borax’s China technical marketing team. He brings hands-on technical expertise and an open-minded approach to product research and solutions development for our industrial borates customers.