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Borosilicate Glass Tube

Borosilicate glass tube is a high-performance special glass material featured with outstanding thermal shock resistance, excellent structural durability and stable electrical resistivity. It stands out from ordinary soda-lime glass with its superior temperature tolerance and chemical inertness, making it highly reliable for high-temperature and demanding lighting working conditions.

    Feature

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    This glass material possesses excellent thermal resistance, enabling it to withstand drastic temperature changes and extreme heat without cracking or deformation, which guarantees stable and safe operation for high-heat lighting equipment. It delivers superior mechanical strength and breakage resistance for long-term service durability. With excellent chemical stability, it resists most acids and daily chemical corrosion, effectively avoiding material deterioration. Its high optical clarity ensures high light transmittance, delivering uniform and bright lighting output with minimal light loss.

      Application

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      Borosilicate glass tubes are widely applied in infrared lamps and heating lighting equipment, as well as various halogen lamp products that require high temperature resistance. They are also commonly used in high-temperature resistant laboratory glassware and professional high-demand optical and thermal appliances.

        Available Size

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        Parameter

        Value

        Outer Diameter

        4.5~31.5mm

        Wall Thickness

        0.5~8.0mm

        Length

        ≤1.8m

        OEM is acceptable

        Chemical Properties

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        Composition

        SiO2

        B2O3

        R2O

        Al2O3

        Fe2O3

        Weight (%)

        80.3

        13.0

        4.1

        3.4

        0.035

        *For reference only

        Physical Properties

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        Property

        Value

        Linear Expansion Coefficient (30~380℃)

        (3.3±0.1)×10-6/℃

        Density

        2.23±0.02g/cm3

        Softening Point

        820±10℃

        Viscosity Point

        510±10℃

        Annealing Point

        560±10℃

        Heat Stability

        ≥240℃

        Thermal Conductivity (20~100℃)

        1.2W/m℃

        *For reference only