Boric Acid Powder, derived from the naturally occurring element boron, is a versatile compound with a wide range of applications across industries. In medicine, it acts as an antiseptic and astringent, effectively treating minor cuts, wounds, and skin infections. Its mild antifungal and antibacterial properties make it suitable for dermatological conditions. In agriculture, Boric Acid Powder serves as a fertilizer and micronutrient supplement, addressing boron deficiencies in plants and promoting healthy growth, particularly in fruits, vegetables, and flowers. In industrial processes, Boric Acid Powder plays multiple roles. It acts as a flame retardant, preserving materials from fire hazards. It also functions as a preservative, extending the shelf life of products. Additionally, it acts as a pH buffer, helping to maintain desired acidity or alkalinity levels. Its applications extend to the production of ceramics, glass, and detergents, where its unique properties contribute to the manufacturing process. Overall, the versatility and distinct qualities of Boric Acid Powder make it an invaluable component in various industries.


Boric Acid Powder Benefits & Uses

Pharmaceutical Applications
Boric Acid Powder is utilized in the pharmaceutical industry as an antiseptic and astringent, effectively treating minor cuts, wounds, and skin infections. Its mild antifungal and antibacterial properties make it a reliable solution for dermatological conditions.


Agriculture
In agriculture, Boric Acid Powder acts as a fertilizer and micronutrient supplement, addressing boron deficiencies in plants. It plays a vital role in promoting healthy growth and development, particularly in fruits, vegetables, and flowers.


Industrial Processes
Boric Acid Powder finds extensive use in industrial processes as a flame retardant, preservative, and pH buffer. It is a key component in the manufacturing of ceramics, glass, detergents, and various other products, enhancing their production and overall performance.


Solubility
Boric Acid Powder has excellent solubility in water, making it highly versatile and easy to incorporate into various solutions and formulations for different applications.

Antimicrobial Properties
With its mild antifungal and antibacterial properties, Boric Acid Powder is effective in preventing and treating minor cuts, wounds, and skin infections, providing an additional layer of protection and promoting healing.

Flame Retardant
Boric Acid Powder acts as a flame retardant, making it valuable in industries where fire safety is crucial. It is commonly used in the production of textiles, plastics, and other materials to reduce the risk of ignition and slow down the spread of flames.

Product Specifications:

Contain	Result
Assay, H3 BO3 , (on dried basis)of soin	99.73%
PH(3.33% of soin @ room temp)	4.01
Clarity & colour (3.33% of soin)	Clear & Colourless
Sulphate (as SO4)	< 1000 ppm
Chloride (as Ci)	< 100ppm
Iron as (as Fe)	< 10 ppm
Arsenic (as AS)	< 5 ppm
Heavy metal (as pro)	< 10 ppm
Loss on drying	0.25%
Insoluble matter	NIL
Bulk density	556Kg/m3
Particle Size(-200)	91.45%
B2, O3	56.24%
Water	43.55%
Packing Size	50kgs

Storage: Keep in a cool (preferably below 85°F, the cooler the better), dark and dry store-room.

Shelf Life: Under optimal storage conditions, in original unopened drums/containers, minimum two years.

Common Uses
Commonly used in algaecides, pest control, pesticides, and fungicides

Appearance: smooth soft white powder or granules
Packing: 25 or 50Kg bags or big bags
Purity: 99.7%min (56% min. B2O3) Boric Acid Technical

Features Of Boric Acid:
Have a long-shelf-life.
Available in powder form.
Premium quality and ensure purity.
Used in laboratory, industrial and chemical industries.

BORIC ACID Powder
Top selling Boric Acid powder always at a great value. Free flowing boric acid powder has so many various uses, including:

Cleaning.
Pottery Glazes
Hardening Steel
Electroplating

Boric acid is commonly used in detergents, fertilizers and hand soaps. It is also used as an eye wash, and is found in apples, bananas, nuts and even beer. But one of the major uses of boric acid is for control of cockroaches.

When cockroaches come into contact with boric acid powder or dust it clings to them. Later when they clean themselves, they ingest it and it acts as an insecticide. Ants and mice are other pests affected by the toxicity of boric acid.

Boracic acid
Boric Acid is a monobasic Lewis acid with the chemical formula H3BO3. It is an acid-containing compounds of boron, oxygen, and hydrogen. Boric acid is also known as acidum boricum, hydrogen borate, boracic acid, and orthoboric acid.

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