Glass & Ceramics Chemicals

SNDB’s Glass & Ceramic chemicals are either sourced from world-class companies or manufactured through itself, which has enabled us to bring the full range of speciality and bulk chemicals to our customers in the Glass and Ceramic industry.

There are several industrial uses for ceramics and glass products, including metallurgy, chemical, mechanical, refractories, consumer goods, and more. Even though ceramics and glasses consist of different materials, their compositions are very similar. One of the most major differences is that glass is amorphous in nature, while ceramics are crystalline. Another significant distinction is that whereas ceramics dissolve at very high temperatures, glass never melts at high temperatures—though it does soften.

Glass is a product created through melting a combination of calcium, sodium, and silica sand, with or without the addition of metal oxides to give the glass its color. The Glass industry majorly consists of Float Glass, Container Glass, Specialty Glass and Fiberglass.

On the other hand, Ceramics is a remarkably diverse industry that consists of Refractories, Sanitaryware, Cement, Ceramic tiles, and Advanced ceramics. There are many different sorts of industries that make up the tile sector, and SNDB is a popular chemical supplier to these businesses all over the world.

Glass and Ceramic chemicals are critical to each industry in this segment and help in every process that goes into their manufacturing. These chemicals have multiple roles and while some are basic raw materials necessary for manufacturing (Like Silica sand in case of glass), others contribute through acting as Antifoaming Agents, Flux, Stabilizers, Crystallizing agents, Matting Agents, Oxidising agents etc.

SNDB pioneers in supplying Glass and Ceramic chemicals like Sodium Oxide, Sodium Nitrate, Calcium Oxide, Feldspar, Boric Acid, Metal Oxides, Barium Carbonate, Potassium Nitrate and many more.