Boric Acid
Boric Acid is easy to buy and surprisingly easy to buy wrong. The difference shows up when a batch will not clear, when boron addition does not match the calculation, or when your filtration load suddenly doubles after a supplier change. SGS & Company supplies Boric Acid 99.5% with lot discipline, clarity-focused quality checks, and documentation that supports qualification across pharma, lubricant, and fertiliser routes. Procurement gets a stable grade definition, operations get predictable make-up behaviour, and QA gets traceability that holds up in audits, supported by Chemical Exporters in India.
About Boric Acid
Boric Acid is a weak boron acid supplied as a crystalline powder used as a boron source and mild buffering component across multiple intermediate routes. What matters for procurement is not only the assay, but how the material behaves in your makeup and reaction environment. Buyers typically evaluate assay basis, solution clarity at a defined concentration, insoluble matter, and impurity lines that can affect downstream stability or filtration. COA format, test methods, and grade mapping can be shared during quotation to align with your QA acceptance.

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Product Specifications
| TEST | SPECIFICATION |
|---|---|
| Appearance | White crystalline powder |
| Odor | Odorless |
| Assay | 99.5% |
| Solubility in Water (20C) | 4.72 g per 100 mL |
| Melting Point | About 170°C with decomposition |
| Density | About 1.44 g per cm3 |
Available Packaging
- ♦50 kg bag packing
Applications
Chemical Intermediates (Pharma, Lubricants, Fertiliser)
- ♦Boric Acid is used as a controlled boron source where consistent boron contribution and predictable dissolution matter for batch repeatability. In intermediate chemistry, teams focus on clarity and impurity control to protect downstream filtration and stability. In lubricant and fertiliser routes, buyers value a grade that stays consistent in handling, blending, and solution makeup, so process adjustments are not needed with every new lot.
Safety & Handling
- ♦Avoid breathing dust and use goggles and gloves during charging.
- ♦Store sealed and dry.
- ♦Many SDS formats classify boric acid for reproductive toxicity, so follow the supplied SDS and site controls for restricted handling where required.
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