TO-71 Tin Oxide

TO-71 Tin Oxide

16250.00 INR/Kilograms

Product Details:

  • Toughness Excellent
  • Hardness High
  • Shape Solid powder (bottle packed)
  • Chemical Composition SnO2 (Tin(IV) oxide)
  • Grain Type Fine
  • Material Tin Oxide
  • Type Buffing Compounds
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TO-71 Tin Oxide Price And Quantity

  • 100 Kilograms
  • 16250.00 INR/Kilograms

TO-71 Tin Oxide Product Specifications

  • Varies as per requirement
  • Buffing Compounds
  • Excellent
  • Solid powder (bottle packed)
  • High
  • Tin Oxide
  • SnO2 (Tin(IV) oxide)
  • Fine
  • Tin Oxide Powder
  • Laboratory / Industrial
  • Glass polishing, ceramic glazes, laboratory use
  • 50g, 100g, 250g (as pictured)
  • White
  • Store in a cool, dry place
  • 99%+

TO-71 Tin Oxide Trade Information

  • 100 Kilograms Per Day
  • 1 Week

Product Description



Introducing the TO-71 Tin Oxide-an exceptionally fine and high-hardness compound boasting a purity level of 99%+. Resplendent in its pristine white form, this solid powder is available in practical packaging sizes of 50g, 100g, and 250g, making it suitable for both laboratory and industrial settings. As one of the finest and most scarce materials on the market, it stands as a hot deal for glass polishing, ceramic glazes, and laboratory applications. With towering performance, excellent toughness, and reliable chemical composition (SnO2), every deal ensures uncompromising quality for discerning users. Secure yours now!

Directions and Commercial Applications of TO-71 Tin Oxide

To achieve optimal results, apply TO-71 Tin Oxide directly onto the surface for polishing or mixing with ceramic glazes. Its versatility is reflected in its use as a buffing compound, abrasives for glass, and essential laboratory reagent. Known for its high hardness and fine grain, it guarantees a resplendent finish every time. Commercial users in glassworks and ceramics benefit from its effective polishing and enhancing properties across various industrial and laboratory processes.


Supply, Packaging, and Certifications of TO-71 Tin Oxide

We offer TO-71 Tin Oxide in secure bottle packaging options-50g, 100g, or 250g-tailored for efficient storage and transport within domestic and international markets. Ready sample availability enables quick project validation and quality checks. Our certifications ensure product authenticity and compliance, and list prices are competitively set for domestic markets. Count on consistent supply ability as a leading exporter, manufacturer, and supplier from India, ensuring prompt delivery and trustworthy service every time.


FAQ's of TO-71 Tin Oxide:


Q: How should TO-71 Tin Oxide be safely stored for maximum longevity?

A: Store TO-71 Tin Oxide in a cool, dry place, tightly sealed in its original bottle packaging. Avoid exposure to moisture and direct sunlight to maintain its properties.

Q: What are the main benefits of using TO-71 Tin Oxide for glass polishing?

A: TO-71 Tin Oxide offers exceptional hardness and fine grain size, resulting in a brilliant and smooth finish on glass surfaces. Its high purity enhances polishing efficiency and final product clarity.

Q: Where is TO-71 Tin Oxide commonly applied in industry?

A: It is widely used in glass polishing, ceramic glaze formulations, laboratory research, and as a key ingredient in various buffing compounds and abrasive products.

Q: What is the standard process for using TO-71 Tin Oxide in ceramic applications?

A: Typically, the compound is blended with ceramic glaze materials before firing, contributing to improved surface finish, gloss, and durability of the final ceramic ware.

Q: When is a sample of TO-71 Tin Oxide available for testing before large-scale procurement?

A: Samples are available upon request, allowing customers to evaluate performance and compatibility for their specific applications before making a bulk purchase.

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