1.Superior thermal shock resistance
It can withstand drastic temperature differences ranging from -20℃ to 100℃. It will not easily crack when directly poured into boiling water or rapidly cooled from a high-temperature environment. It is suitable for making kitchen heat-resistant utensils and laboratory vessels.
2.Excellent chemical stability
Resistant to acids, alkalis, and water erosion. It is unlikely to react with food, drugs, or chemical reagents that come into daily contact, and the risk of harmful substance precipitation is extremely low. It has high safety and is often used in food-grade containers (such as baby bottles, food storage boxes), medical test tubes, and chemical laboratory instruments.
3.Good high-temperature resistance
The softening temperature is approximately 820℃, and the long-term usage temperature can reach 450℃. It can withstand short-term temperatures of up to 650℃. It is much higher than that of ordinary glass and can be directly used for open flame heating (such as glass pots) or industrial components in high-temperature environments.
4.High light transmittance and optical properties
The visible light transmittance exceeds 90%, and the glass has a clear and transparent texture without obvious impurities or color differences. It is suitable for making lighting fixtures, optical lenses, and containers that require clear observation of the contents.
5.Low expansion deformation characteristics
The volume changes very little when temperature changes, and the size stability is strong. It is unlikely to deform or crack after high-temperature processing or long-term use, making it suitable for manufacturing precision industrial components (such as solar photovoltaic glass, instrument glass).
6.Environmentally friendly and easy to recycle
The composition is mainly silica and boron oxide, without harmful substances such as heavy metals. After disposal, it can be recycled and reused, being environmentally friendly.