Brief: See how this offering can bring practical value to common tasks and projects. In this video, we demonstrate the square-shaped, thermostable fused quartz glass plate designed for semiconductor applications. You'll get a close-up look at its high transparency, laser-drilled holes, and learn about its exceptional thermal stability and resistance to corrosion in demanding industrial environments.
Related Product Features:
Made from high-purity quartz sand with over 99.9% SiO2 content for exceptional clarity and performance.
Features excellent thermal shock stability with a softening point of 1730°C and short-term use up to 1450°C.
Offers high transmittance with over 93% visible light and 80% UV spectral region transmittance.
Resistant to corrosion from acids, except hydrofluoric acid and thermal phosphoric acid above 300°C.
Precision laser-drilled holes enable specialized applications in optics, instrumentation, and high-temperature viewing.
Suitable for diverse industries including semiconductor, military, machinery, metallurgy, and electric light sources.
Available in different grades like JGS1, JGS2, and JGS3 with specific spectral and transmittance characteristics.
Manufactured with a density of 2.2 g/cm³ and a Mohs hardness of 6.6 for durability and structural integrity.
Faqs:
What is the purity level of the fused quartz glass plate?
The plate is made from high-purity quartz sand with an SiO2 content of over 99.9%, and certain transparent quartz glass can reach above 99.95% purity.
What are the temperature limits for using this quartz plate?
It has a softening point of about 1730°C, can be used long-term at 1150°C, and has a short-term maximum use temperature of up to 1450°C.
In which industries is this quartz plate commonly applied?
It is widely used in military, machinery, metallurgy, printing and dyeing, optical instruments, high-temperature sight glasses, electric light source equipment, laboratory instruments, and chemical apparatus.
What is the visible light transmittance of the plate?
The plate offers a visible light transmittance of above 93%, ensuring high clarity for optical applications.
Is the quartz plate resistant to chemical corrosion?
Yes, as an acidic material, it is resistant to most corrosives except hydrofluoric acid and thermal phosphoric acid above 300°C.