During the processing of quartz products, cutting edge chipping is a common challenge that affects product yield and performance. Quartz material itself has high hardness but low toughness, and belongs to brittle materials. If the force is uneven or the heat is not controlled properly during cutting
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Accurately distinguishing between quartz tubes and ordinary glass tubes is the key to ensuring experimental safety and production yield in the fields of industry and scientific research. Although the appearance of the two is similar, the core difference lies in the purity of silicon dioxide: the pur
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The long-term continuous use temperature of quartz tubes is usually recommended to be controlled within 1100 ℃, and the short-term ultimate temperature resistance can reach 1450 ℃. If operated at high temperatures exceeding 1100 ℃ for a long time, quartz tubes will indeed face softening deformation
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