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92% transmittance quartz glass sheet
Quartz glass with a transmittance of 92% is an optical material with high transparency, mainly used in applications that require high transmittance.
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92% transmittance quartz glass sheet
Quartz glass with a transmittance of 92% is an optical material with high transparency, mainly used in applications that require high transmittance. The transmittance of this quartz glass in the visible light region is usually above 90%, with a maximum of around 92%. The transparency of this glass makes it applicable in various fields, including optical instruments, laboratory equipment, lighting equipment, etc.
The transmittance of quartz glass varies depending on the type and wavelength range. For example, in the ultraviolet region, certain types of quartz glass (such as JGS1) can achieve a transmittance of over 80%, while in the infrared region, specific types of quartz glass (such as JGS3) also exhibit higher transmittance in specific infrared bands. In addition, if one or more layers of magnesium fluoride anti reflective films are coated on the surface of quartz glass lenses, their transmittance can be further increased to 99.2%.
Quartz glass is made by melting pure natural quartz (such as crystal, quartz sand, etc.) and has a series of excellent physical and chemical properties, such as high temperature resistance, low coefficient of expansion, good chemical stability, and electrical insulation performance. These characteristics make quartz glass an optical material that can work stably in various environments. The melting methods of quartz glass include electric melting and gas refining.
Quartz glass sheets with a transmittance of 92% play an important role in many high-tech fields and precision instrument manufacturing due to their high transparency and excellent optical properties.
92% transmittance quartz glass sheet
Quartz glass with a transmittance of 92% is an optical material with high transparency, mainly used in applications that require high transmittance. The transmittance of this quartz glass in the visible light region is usually above 90%, with a maximum of around 92%. The transparency of this glass makes it applicable in various fields, including optical instruments, laboratory equipment, lighting equipment, etc.
The transmittance of quartz glass varies depending on the type and wavelength range. For example, in the ultraviolet region, certain types of quartz glass (such as JGS1) can achieve a transmittance of over 80%, while in the infrared region, specific types of quartz glass (such as JGS3) also exhibit higher transmittance in specific infrared bands. In addition, if one or more layers of magnesium fluoride anti reflective films are coated on the surface of quartz glass lenses, their transmittance can be further increased to 99.2%.
Quartz glass is made by melting pure natural quartz (such as crystal, quartz sand, etc.) and has a series of excellent physical and chemical properties, such as high temperature resistance, low coefficient of expansion, good chemical stability, and electrical insulation performance. These characteristics make quartz glass an optical material that can work stably in various environments. The melting methods of quartz glass include electric melting and gas refining.
Quartz glass sheets with a transmittance of 92% play an important role in many high-tech fields and precision instrument manufacturing due to their high transparency and excellent optical properties.
