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Fused silica is a high-purity, non-crystalline silicon dioxide material recognized for its exceptional optical transparency, extreme thermal stability, and superior resistance to chemical and environmental stress. Engineered through advanced purification and high-temperature melting processes, fused silica exhibits minimal thermal expansion, excellent UV and IR transmission, and strong mechanical durability. It is widely used in semiconductor fabrication, precision optics, aerospace instrumentation, and high-energy laser systems, ensuring reliable performance in demanding applications.
Product Overview
Fused silica material has an extremely low bubble content, ensuring excellent optical transparency and precise geometric dimensions. This material offers outstanding optical clarity and superior thermal stability, making it suitable for demanding high-tech applications. Fused silica is widely used in industries such as semiconductors, fiber optics, solar photovoltaics, and optical coatings, meeting the high purity and performance requirements.
Key Features
- Low Bubble Content: The material contains very few bubbles, ensuring excellent optical transparency and stable physical properties.
- Excellent Transparency: Offers high transparency, making it ideal for use in optical and precision optical systems.
- Precise Geometric Dimensions: Provides accurate dimensional control, meeting strict application requirements.
- Superior Thermal Stability: Shows excellent high-temperature resistance, suitable for use in high-temperature environments.
Applications
- Semiconductor Industry: Used as a high-purity material in semiconductor manufacturing, meeting precise process requirements.
- Fiber Optics: Widely used in fiber optic manufacturing to ensure light transmission performance and high-precision processing.
- Solar Photovoltaics: Used in the solar photovoltaic industry as high-performance optical components and windows.
- Optical Coatings: Provides high transparency and stability in optical coating applications, ensuring the quality of the coating layers.
