Ceramic Grade Colloidal Silica

Ceramic Grade Colloidal Silica

Representative Grades: LA3010A, AM3010, P3010 and HC4010
SiO₂ Content: 30±1% or 40±1%
Particle Size: 10–20 nm
Low-Sodium, Ammonium and Potassium Options
pH Range: 8.0–10.5
For Ceramic Binder and Material Formulations
Shelf Life: ≥12 Months

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Technical Data

Ceramic Grade Colloidal Silica Comparison

Model Particle Size SiO₂ Content Grade Direction pH Shelf Life
LA3010A 10–20 nm 30±1% Low sodium; Na₂O ≤0.01% 8–10 ≥12 months
AM3010 10–15 nm 30±1% Ammonium stabilized; Na₂O ≤0.1% 8–10 ≥12 months
P3010 10–20 nm 30±1% Potassium stabilized; K₂O ≤0.3% 9–10 ≥12 months
HC4010 10–15 nm 40±1% High solids; Na₂O ≤0.4% 9.5–10.5 ≥12 months

"Ceramic grade" is not one universal specification. These representative candidates cover low-sodium, ammonium-stabilized, potassium-stabilized and higher-solids directions. Match the grade to the ceramic chemistry and process.

Ceramic Grade Selection

Select by Stabilizer, Alkali Limit and Solids

Na₂O ≤0.01%

LA3010A Low-Sodium Candidate

LA3010A is the representative direction where sodium control is a critical requirement in the ceramic material specification.

Ammonium Stabilized

AM3010 Process-Compatible Option

AM3010 provides 30±1% SiO₂ with 10–15 nm particles where ammonium stabilization is compatible with the formulation.

Potassium Stabilized

P3010 Alternative Alkali Direction

P3010 provides a potassium-stabilized 30±1% dispersion for systems where potassium is preferred over a sodium-based direction.

40±1% SiO₂

HC4010 Higher-Solids Candidate

HC4010 offers finer 10–15 nm particles at 40±1% SiO₂ where a higher supplied solids level is required.

Specification Confirmation

Information Needed for Ceramic Grade Selection

Define the ceramic composition, impurity limits and processing conditions before choosing a stabilization direction.

  • Ceramic composition: identify ceramic powders, fillers, dispersants, binders and other formulation components.
  • Application: specify slurry casting, ceramic forming, coating, impregnation, bonding or another use.
  • Chemical limits: provide the permitted sodium, potassium, ammonium and other critical impurity limits.
  • Process targets: state rheology, green strength, drying rate, shrinkage, firing temperature, porosity and strength requirements.
  • Quality requirements: provide the test method, certificate requirements and acceptance limits.
  • Order details: include trial quantity, annual demand, packaging and destination country.

Request a Ceramic Grade Recommendation

Send the ceramic composition, alkali limits, preferred stabilizer, forming method, drying and firing conditions, and required quantity.

Request a Grade Recommendation
Packaging and Storage

Protect Product Stability During Storage

Packaging Options

Available polyethylene packaging sizes are 25 kg, 250 kg and 1000 kg.

Storage Temperature

Store at 0–40°C and protect from freezing. Temperatures below 0°C can cause irreversible gelation.

Direct Sunlight

Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight during storage and transportation.

Container Closure

Keep containers closed to limit water evaporation and precipitation of solid silica particles.

FAQ

Ceramic Grade Colloidal Silica Questions

Which ceramic grade colloidal silica candidates are available?

Representative directions include low-sodium LA3010A, ammonium-stabilized AM3010, potassium-stabilized P3010 and higher-solids HC4010.

What defines a ceramic grade colloidal silica?

The required grade is defined by silica content, particle size, stabilization chemistry, pH, alkali limits and compatibility with the complete ceramic process.

Why does stabilization chemistry matter?

Sodium, potassium and ammonium directions can interact differently with ceramic powders, dispersants and thermal processing. The permitted ions should be specified before sampling.

Can particle size be customized?

Yes. Particle size is identified as customizable and should be confirmed with the target value, tolerance and test method.

How should ceramic grade colloidal silica be stored?

Store it at 0–40°C, prevent freezing and direct sunlight, and keep the container closed.

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Applications

Applications of Ceramic Grade Colloidal Silica

Ceramic formulations may require different stabilization systems, alkali limits and silica concentrations. Select a representative grade only after the ceramic chemistry, forming process and thermal cycle are defined.

Low-Alkali Ceramic Systems

Low-sodium candidates can be evaluated where alkali-metal content forms part of the ceramic material specification.

Ammonium-Compatible Ceramics

Ammonium-stabilized grades can be assessed where that counter-ion direction matches the powder chemistry and thermal process.

Potassium-Compatible Ceramics

Potassium-stabilized colloidal silica can be tested where potassium is preferred over a conventional sodium-based system.

High-Solids Ceramic Binders

Higher-solids candidates can be evaluated where supplied silica loading and added process water must be balanced.

Technical and Porous Ceramics

Selected grades may be tested in oxide ceramics, porous bodies, filters and insulation materials under defined impurity limits.

Custom Ceramic Formulations

Supports qualification involving specific silica solids, particle size, pH, counter-ion chemistry and acceptance methods.