Alusil® ET is a hydrated amorphous synthetic sodium alumino silicate. It is applied as a titanium dioxide extender in emulsion paints. Alusil® ET a fine, light powder and care should be taken to avoid inhaling it. Face masks should be worn during handling and exhaust ventilation used if available. This material is neither silicotic nor acutely toxic, but safety requires its storage to be in a dry place and handled sensibly to minimize creation of dust and build up of static electricity.
PQ Corporation is a chemical supplier that develops, manufactures and sells silicate-based specialty chemicals, catalytic zeolites and zeolite-based catalysts for the Paints and Coatings Industry. PQ’s focus on silica, soluble silicate, zeolite and magnesium silicate technology is second to none with a product range of environmentally friendly, patented products for use in a wide range of applications.
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