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Sapphires are cone-shaped parts made of sapphire material. These crystals are usually composed of sapphire crystals, grown under controlled conditions and carefully machined to form the necessary cone shape.

Sapphire glass cone tower inherits the characteristics of high hardness, optical transparency, high thermal conductivity, strong scratch resistance, chemical corrosion resistance, and strong thermal function. Due to this characteristic, sapphire cones can be used in a variety of applications such as optics, semiconductor components, high temperatures, special sensors, and more.

In specific areas such as aerospace, defense, and research, sapphire devices or systems can be used in devices or systems that are critical to their reliability, reliability, and appearance. They can also be used in measurement applications such as lasers, optics or sensors, as well as high-performance imaging systems.

Properties of sapphire glass cone in extreme environments

Sapphire glass has stability, at the extreme temperature of 1950℃, it can maintain its shape, and the degradation of mechanical properties is minimal. This unique property makes sapphire crystal the best choice for a variety of applications, including high temperature combustion chambers, gas processing.

In the field of high temperature furnace systems and ships, sapphire crystals can be used as planes and supports to maintain the overall dimensional integrity and flatness at temperatures up to 1950°C. The superior chemical resistance of sapphire also ensures that even under harsh high temperature conditions, many substances will not stick to the sapphire window.

Sapphire is the material of choice for its reliability, strength, wide transmission spectrum or for demanding applications with minimal transmitted wavefront distortion, transmitting minimal wave distortion at high and low temperatures. Sapphires are transparent under ultraviolet and infrared light and can only be scratched by a few substances other than the sapphire itself. In addition, sapphire glass, whether in an oxidized environment or in an inert environment, has the highest temperature rating in all optical materials.

Sapphire Properties Reference Table

Artificial sapphire is the crystalline version of corundum, also known as pure single crystal aluminum oxide (Al2O3). The unique mixing properties make sapphire the material of choice for hard applications in mechanical, chemical and optical fields. The main characteristics of sapphire glass are as follows.

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