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amjadi
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Sodium Silicate Adhesive

02/15/2012 2:08 AM

I want decrease adhesion time sodium silicate adhesive for carton of detergent powder. could you help me ?

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Re: sodium silicate adhesive

02/15/2012 3:21 AM

Raise the temperature?

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Re: sodium silicate adhesive

02/15/2012 4:02 AM

Lower moisture content?

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Re: Sodium Silicate Adhesive

02/15/2012 8:23 PM

Without knowing what you are using now, it's hard to add to the two posts.

What's the process now?
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Re: Sodium Silicate Adhesive

02/21/2012 1:11 AM

I am engineer and manufacturer of liquid sodium silicate and I want provment of work. thank you very much
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Re: Sodium Silicate Adhesive

02/16/2012 10:51 AM

Raising temperature to accelerate moisture evaporation are obvious solutions. Consider the porosity of the cardboard to allow absorbtion of the sodium silicate solution. Also consider the amount of solution applied. Are you applying it as a total surface to surface coverage or have you considered a pattern to provide multilple binding spots? This will provide the spots in addition with accelerated heat to decrease your drying time.
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