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Iron Oxide For Glass Industries Specification

Storage
Store in a dry, cool, well-ventilated area

HS Code
28211010

Poisonous
Yes

Ph Level
Neutral

Molecular Formula
Fe2O3

Refractive Rate
n=2.94

Structural Formula
Fe2O3

Form
Solid

Solubility
Insoluble in water, soluble in acids

Boiling point
Not applicable (decomposes)

Smell
Odorless

Shape
Fine Powder

Density
5.25 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Molecular Weight
159.69 g/mol

Taste
Odorless and tasteless

Melting Point
1565C

Other Names
Red Iron Oxide, Ferric Oxide, Fe2O3

Purity
99% (min)

Classification
Inorganic Pigment

Chemical Name
Ferric Oxide

CAS No
1309-37-1

EINECS No
215-168-2

Grade
Industrial Grade

Standard
Industrial/Glass Industry Standard

Type
Powder

Usage
Colorant and opacifier in glass production

Main Material
Iron Oxide (Fe2O3)

Application
Glass Industries and related manufacturing

Moisture Content
< 1%

Shelf Life
Stable under normal storage conditions

Transport
Not regulated as a hazardous material

Packing
25 kg/bag or as required

Particle Size
Below 50 microns

Iron Content (as Fe2O3)
99% minimum

Hazard Statement
Not classified as hazardous

Stability
Stable under recommended storage conditions

Appearance
Reddish-brown powder

Environmental Impact
Non-toxic, environmentally safe

Compatibility
Compatible with common glass chemicals

About Iron Oxide For Glass Industries

Iron and oxygen is mixed in the composition to form chemical compound called iron oxide. There are many applications of this chemical compound, for instance aquarium, pigment, biomedical, cleaning/ polishing, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, steel and iron industry. Our company makes available iron oxide for glass industries in abundance at low cost. This environment friendly chemical compound can be availed in different particle sizes, from nano particles to granules. During the glass production, iron(II) oxide is added to attain bluish-green color. This chemical compound can be added with other chemical compound to achieve other colors, for instance chromium for rich green color.

Key Facts of Iron Oxide For Glass Industries:

We can supply iron oxide for glass industries in safe packaging all across the globe.
The type of iron oxide decides what color the glass will obtain.
It is an important ingredient during the making of colored glass.
This is mainly used as coloring agent.

Superior Quality and Purity

Crafted with a minimum of 99% pure Fe2O3, our Iron Oxide demonstrates remarkable color intensity and uniformity in glass. The finely powdered formwith particles below 50 micronsensures excellent dispersibility and consistency in glass batches, delivering reliable product performance every time.

Safe, Environmentally Friendly Pigment

Our Iron Oxide powder is non-toxic, non-poisonous, and not classified as hazardous, making it a preferred choice in glass production. With negligible environmental impact and stable chemical properties, it can be stored, handled, and transported with ease, complying with the strictest industrial safety requirements.

Easy Handling and Long Shelf Life

Supplied in sturdy 25 kg bags or customized packaging, this material remains stable under recommended conditionsdry, cool, and well-ventilated environments. Its neutral pH and moisture content below 1% ensure longevity and preserve its outstanding coloring properties throughout storage and usage.

FAQs of Iron Oxide For Glass Industries:

Q: How is Iron Oxide used in the glass industry?

A: Iron Oxide is primarily used as a colorant and opacifier in the glass industry. It imparts a reddish to brownish hue to glass products and improves opacity, making it valuable for decorative and functional glass manufacturing.

Q: What benefits does this Iron Oxide offer for glass production?

A: With a minimum purity of 99% Fe2O3, fine particle size, and high compatibility with common glass chemicals, our Iron Oxide delivers consistent color, enhances product uniformity, and ensures optimal dispersion throughout the glass melt.

Q: When should Iron Oxide be added during the glass manufacturing process?

A: For best results, Iron Oxide is typically introduced during the batch mixing stage before melting. This ensures even distribution and effective coloration within the final glass product.

Q: Where should Iron Oxide be stored to maintain its quality?

A: Iron Oxide should be kept in a dry, cool, well-ventilated storage area, away from excessive moisture and incompatible substances. Proper storage helps maintain its chemical stability and maximizes shelf life.

Q: Is this Iron Oxide safe to handle and environmentally friendly?

A: Yes, our Iron Oxide is non-toxic, odorless, tasteless, not classified as hazardous, and poses no environmental threats under recommended usage and storage conditions. It is safe for personnel and the environment.

Q: What is the process for using this Iron Oxide in glass manufacturing?

A: The process involves weighing the required amount, blending it into the raw glass batch ingredients, and melting them together. The powder disperses well due to its fine particle size, delivering homogeneous color results.

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