JGS quartz glass is a specialized type of optical glass made primarily from silica, known for its excellent physical and chemical properties. It includes several grades, notably JGS1, JGS2, and JGS3, each suited for different applications. Here’s an overview of JGS quartz glass:

Key Characteristics:

• High Temperature Resistance:JGS quartz glass has a softening point around 1730°C and can be used continuously at temperatures up to 1100°C. It can withstand short-term exposure to temperatures as high as 1450°C without damage.
• Chemical Stability:This glass is highly resistant to most acids (except hydrofluoric acid), exhibiting a corrosion resistance significantly greater than ceramics and stainless steel. Its chemical stability at high temperatures is unparalleled among engineering materials.
• Thermal Shock Resistance:With a low thermal expansion coefficient (approximately 0.58×10−6/K0.58×10−6/K), JGS quartz glass can endure rapid temperature changes without breaking, making it ideal for applications that involve thermal cycling.
• Optical Clarity:JGS quartz glass provides excellent optical transmission across a wide spectrum, from ultraviolet to infrared. The visible light transmission exceeds 93%, with UV transmission rates above 80%, making it suitable for various optical devices.
• Optical Homogeneity:The material exhibits high optical homogeneity with minimal impurities or bubbles, ensuring consistent performance in optical applications.
   

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JGS Quartz Glass Product Application:

JGS1 Quartz Glass:

• Optical Components: Used in the manufacturing of lenses, windows, prisms, and mirrors for optical devices.
• Laser Technology: Ideal for components in laser systems due to its high UV transmission and low absorption.
• Photolithography: Essential in semiconductor manufacturing processes where deep UV light is required.
• Spectroscopy: Utilized in spectrometers for precise measurements across a wide wavelength range (185-2500 nm).

JGS2 Quartz Glass:

• Condenser Optics: Employed in condenser lenses for microscopes and other optical instruments.
• High-Temperature Applications: Suitable for devices that operate under high temperature and pressure conditions.
• Optical Flats: Used in optical flats for calibration and testing of optical systems.
• Microscope Slides: Commonly found in laboratory settings for preparing samples.

JGS3 Quartz Glass:

• Infrared Applications: Transparent across ultraviolet, visible, and infrared spectral regions, making it suitable for IR optics.
• Bandpass Filters: Used in the production of optical filters that require precise wavelength selection.
• Multi-Spectral Devices: Ideal for applications needing a wide wavelength range from deep UV to mid-infrared (185-3500 nm).
• Optical Coatings: Employed in various optical coatings due to its excellent transmission properties.

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