GP5520 Low Temperature Glass Powder (550C)

Low Temperature Glass Powder (550°C) Description

Stanford Advanced Materials presents Low Temperature Glass Powder (550°C), which is carefully produced from a mixture of non-metallic oxides through a series of specialised processes including crushing, cleaning, milling, and sorting. This advanced sealing material features a low melting and sealing temperature, exceptional heat resistance, chemical stability, and significant mechanical strength.

Its versatility is evident in its ability to facilitate the sealing of materials such as glass, ceramics, metals, and semiconductors, which are typically difficult to integrate due to compatibility issues. This attribute renders it highly valuable across a range of applications in various high-precision fields such as electrical vacuum and microelectronics, laser and infrared technology, high-energy physics, aerospace, and beyond.

Low Temperature Glass Powder (550°C) Specifications

Low Temperature Glass Powder (550°C) Applications

1. Sealing Materials: Low Temperature Glass Powder frequently serves as a primary component of sealing materials. Its low melting point allows it to be sintered and formed at relatively low temperatures, yielding seals with excellent sealing properties. These seals are regularly used in vacuum packaging, sensors, electronic devices, and various other applications.

2. Encapsulation Materials: Low Temperature Glass Powder is also commonly utilised in the production of encapsulation materials. It can act as a substrate or encapsulation layer for encapsulation materials, protecting electronic devices, integrated circuits, sensors, and other components while ensuring good insulation and mechanical support.

3. Optical Applications: Given its high transparency and optical properties, Low Temperature Glass Powder finds application in optical areas, such as creating optical glass, optical lenses, optical windows, and others.

4. Ceramic Materials: Low Temperature Glass Powder can be blended with other ceramic powders to produce ceramic materials such as ceramic seals, ceramic substrates, ceramic coatings, and more, providing the structural support and chemical stability required for ceramic products.

5. Magnetic Materials: Low Temperature Glass Powder is sometimes employed in the manufacture of magnetic materials, such as magnetic encapsulations and magnetic media, for encapsulating and securing magnetic components.

Low Temperature Glass Powder Packaging

Our Low Temperature Glass Powder is handled carefully during storage and transportation to maintain the quality of our product in its original condition.

Low Temperature Glass Powder FAQs

Q1: Is glass powder flammable?

Overview of fire and explosion hazards: This material is classified as non-flammable and non-combustible.

Q2: What is the hardness of glass powder?

Glass is one of the most challenging materials to process due to its high hardness (Mohs hardness of ~4 to 7) and sharp edges when fractured. For successful glass milling, durable and proven equipment and techniques are essential, particularly for ultra-fine milling requirements.

Q3: Where is glass powder used?

Glass powder is the result of grinding glass in a mill. It is typically used to manufacture electronic components and can also serve as an additive or filler for other electronic applications. A significant challenge in sieving glass powder relates to clumping, which occurs due to the high density of the product.