The sodium silicate inorganic material that can only be used as an adhesive in the manufacture of pipes Cardboard, which has a cheap price and speed in given the product adhesion and high hardness. Used as characteristic of sodium silicate in ignition insulating materials such as Vermiculite and Pearlite.

During the formation of sanitary tools, the sodium silicate is being added to work on the continuation of homogeneity and elasticity of mixed ceramic product during the disposal of water, where it is important to keep the mixed ceramic product to a certain amount of flexibility and homogeneity while decreasing the water to get a new product.

You can use a solution of sodium silicate to prevent many metals to be eaten away in drinking water systems.

Commonly sodium silicate is being used in the colors on the granules, which from consists of roofing tiles before being exposed to combustion at high temperatures.

Sodium silicate used in the processing of industrial minerals in a flotation to get rid of mud resulting from the treatment, also used as a reducer of impurities during the processing of industrial minerals including metals such as copper, tungsten, tin, feldspar and phosphate.

Sodium silicate is used as an adhesive for the manufacture of sand ...

molds for pouring and the formation of molten metal.
And there are two systems for the work of these templates:
- Using a single silicate
- the presence of carbon dioxide, which is working its interaction with the silicate to harden the templates on the spot.

Sodium silicate solution is used to stabilize the soil. Where mixed in different ways with an adjuvant such as calcium chloride to form the most suitable gel for the installation required. Other auxiliary materials such as sodium bicarbonate , Aluminates and some organic esters.

Can handle the old and new concrete surfaces by sodium silicate to increase the hardness of the concrete surfaces and close the openings porous to protect it from moisture and to become less vulnerable to dust, and the work of silicate to penetrate into the openings porosity in the concrete and to interact with the remnants of lime free

Alkaline sodium silicate used for the treatment of drinking water and industrial water by means of equivalent silicate with acids or acid salts in the water, creating an effective solution of the tubular cycle as an assistant to the effective coagulation of ammonium sulphate.

Silicate interference in some types of paint that are used to seal porous surfaces and some thermal insulation and interference in the composition of some of the other paints.