Quartz tubes can withstand up to 1100°C for continuous operation and up to 1200°C for short-term use (typically less than 3 hours). The softening point — where deformation begins — is approximately 1650°C, but this is a failure limit, not a working temperature. The true performance limit is determin
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Quartz tubes are among the most versatile components in high-temperature processing, optical systems, and semiconductor manufacturing. However, selecting the wrong specification can lead to premature failure, contamination, or costly production downtime.This guide is written from 20+ years of hands-
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How to Determine the Right Quartz Tube SizeTo determine the correct quartz tube size, you must define three critical dimensions: the Outer Diameter (OD), the Inner Diameter (ID), and the Wall Thickness.The relationship is defined by the formula:Wall Thickness = (OD - ID) / 2However, selecting the "r
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