Glass & ceramics
Low-melting glasses, glazes and lead-free frits.
Also known as Bismuth(III) oxide, Bismuth trioxide and Bismite
Yellow bismuth(III) oxide, minimum 99%, for glass, ceramics and electronic components.
Bismuth Oxide is a dense yellow powder and the most important industrial bismuth compound.
It is used in low-melting glasses and glazes, electronic ceramics such as varistors, fire-retardant formulations and as a source of other bismuth compounds.
Every batch is released against these limits. Ask for the specification sheet with your quote.
| # | Test | Specification |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Appearance (colour) | Yellow |
| 02 | Appearance (form) | Powder |
| 03 | Chloride | Not more than 200 ppm |
| 04 | Iron | Not more than 100 ppm |
| 05 | Sodium | Not more than 500 ppm |
| 06 | Assay | Not less than 99% |
Low-melting glasses, glazes and lead-free frits.
Zinc-oxide varistors, capacitors and other electroceramics.
A starting material for bismuth salts and catalysts.
Every container carries the product name, batch number, dates and hazard labels. Other pack sizes are available on request.
Read the MSDS for full hazard, first-aid and disposal information.
Ask for any of these and we will email them with your quote.
500 g and 1 kg packs as standard. Tell us if you need a different size or a repeat schedule.
Send your specification with your enquiry. Our team will confirm which limits we can meet before you order.
Yes. We hold an Import Export Code and supply both domestic and export buyers. Mention the destination country in your enquiry so we can quote the right packing and documents.
Tell us the quantity, pack size and destination. We will confirm price, availability and lead time, and send the documents you need.