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Boric acid 1000 kg

Bulk Boric Acid Supply for Agriculture, Glass and Wood Processing Plants

Boric acid supplied in 1000 kg bulk is built for manufacturers that need a continuous, large-scale raw material stream rather than frequent small reorders. This volume suits agrochemical plants, fiberglass and ceramics producers, timber treatment facilities, and household chemical or cosmetic lines running on conveyor-scale output. The material belongs to the Acids and Alkalis Wholesale category, gathering positions for recurring industrial procurement with predictable supply logistics.

The largest global demand for boric acid comes from agriculture and glass manufacturing. In farming, the compound supplies boron for foliar feeding and soil micronutrient programs, correcting deficiencies in oilseed, sugar beet and fruit crops, which directly affects fruit set and yield quality. In glass and ceramics production, boric acid is added to the batch mix to raise thermal shock resistance and mechanical strength, lower melting temperature and reduce thermal expansion of the finished glass, a property essential for borosilicate cookware, optical lenses and fiberglass used in insulation mats.

In wood processing, boric acid is a key component of fire-retardant and biocide impregnations that slow combustion and prevent fungal decay and insect damage, widely used by facilities producing structural lumber and timber assemblies. In metallurgy and metal joining, it forms part of soldering and brazing flux formulations that reduce surface oxidation and improve solder flow. The electrical industry relies on boric acid for ceramic insulator manufacturing and certain battery electrolyte formulations.

In cosmetic and pharmaceutical production, boric acid works as a supporting ingredient with antiseptic properties, used at low concentrations in skin care preparations, powders and topical solutions, and in household chemistry as a component of cleaning agents and insect control baits. When handling a bulk lot, compatibility with other acids in the same facility matters: for descaling tasks or pH correction of process solutions, plants often pair it with Oxalic Acid from 25 kg, while neutralizing acidic wastewater or adjusting alkalinity of process baths typically calls for Washing Soda (Soda Ash) 25 kg. In antiseptic and cosmetic formulations, boric acid is frequently combined with Succinic Acid 25 kg, which reinforces the stabilizing and antioxidant profile of the blend.

Dosage varies by industry: foliar feeding solutions are typically prepared at 0.1 to 0.5 percent concentration, wood preservation impregnations at 5 to 10 percent, and cosmetic powders or topical solutions at no more than 3 percent of total formula weight. The compound is best introduced during the water phase preparation stage at 40 to 60 degrees Celsius, since warm water speeds up and evens out dissolution. Store the material in a dry area in tightly sealed containers, away from moisture and direct contact with alkaline reagents, to preserve flowability and stability throughout the shelf life.

Fire-retardant wood impregnation batch

Boric acid 90 g

Borax technical grade 110 g

Water 800 ml

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INCI	Boric Acid
Other
Att brand	Turkey
Color product	colorless
Descriptio smell	characteristic
Features	Chemical formula: H3BO3
Input percentage	compresses, sprays for hyperhidrosis - 1–4% aqueous solution, micellar water - 2% aqueous solution, atopic dry skin with cracks - 5% boric ointment and
Minimum count	1
Name	Boric acid 1000 kg
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	backpack
Solubility	water
View	powder
Valid until	10.2028