What New Zealand companies can supply me with anhydrous sodium silicate?
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I am a business librarian, so I will consult Hoovers Business Database.\n\nI found 35 companies. Here are the top five by sales:\n\nNuplex Industries Limited\nAuckland, New Zealand\nPhone +64-95792029 \n\nEcolab Limited\nHamilton, New Zealand\nPhone +64-78494829 \n\nRla Polymers Pty Limited\nAuckland, New Zealand\nPhone +64-92672772 \n\nBiocorp Mc New Zealand Limited\nPalmerston North, New Zealand\nPhone +64-63561631 \n\nSouthfert Co-Operative Ltd\nInvercargill, New Zealand\nPhone +64-32182924
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Have you tried http://www.sunsite.com ?\nAlso, if you use google to search for what you want, you will be able to find everything.
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Forget the websites.  Go directly to your local bakery and ask them.  If they wont sell you a bucket, they can tell you where to get some.  Thats your most reliable and freshest source.
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The only thing I found was this.  sorry.\n\nhttp://www.liquorland.co.nz/asp/employment.asp
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You did not specify, so start here:\n\nhttp://www.nzembassy.com/contact.cfm?CFID=117052&CFTOKEN=15163500&l=86&c=31
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http://www.theanine.co.uk  sell it strangely enough
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try hovis website http://www.hovisbakery.co.uk/
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www.touchoilandgas.com/suppliers. cfm?supplier_id=8676&level=2
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Try the following companies:\n1. Reliance Group\n2. Nagarjuna group\n3. Paradeep Phosphates\nAnd all the pharma and fertilizer companies
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If you're in Australia, you could look the business on the ASIC website, which is: \n\nhttp://www.asic.gov.au/asic/asic.nsf\n\nClick on "search".
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I'm in Adelaide Australia and we have a Greek warehouse shop that sells all that sort of stuff, try Greek or Italian Shop in your area they may be able to tell you where to get them from
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You can buy houshold grade ammonia (that's about 2% w/v ammonia) from Bi-Low, Coles or Woolworths. Look in the cleaning section.\n\nIf you want more concentrated solutions (eg 25% w/v sometimes known as "880") it may be obtained from specialty chemical companies or some industrial cleaning manufacturers. Expect them to check out your credentials to ensure you have a legitimate use - they will want Drivers Licence/Photo ID, Name, Address, etc. This is required under the "Substance Diversion" requirements of the PACIA agreement which operates in Australia and also under the Health Dept Poisons Regulations in Queensland.\n\nFor cleaning purposes the 2% solution will suffice. If you wish to clean mold of a fish tank, I'm assuming the fish tank is empty - use 3% hydrogen peroxide solution (available from pharmacies) and rinse well.
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If I were you I would order some from online.  You have so many companies and price ranges to choose from that way.  \n\nGood luck.
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You can get some at the gift shop:\n\nhttp://www.mt-st-helens.com/giftshop.html
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http://www.bouldertea.com/greenteaproducts.html
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I am not sure where to find a supplier, but maybe ebay has some?
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you could possibly try Victoria University in Wellington - I've been there and had a squiz of their biotech stuff.  Don't know if anyone else in NZ has biotech...maybe Otago or Canterbury, but Vic is the only one I know about really.  DO NOT, whatever you do, go to Massey - they couldn't organise the parts of an elephant even if they had a diagram.