CM6927 Sapphire Components

Sapphire Components Description

Sapphire Components are produced from synthetic sapphire (Al₂O₃). The material exhibits a Mohs hardness of 9. It transmits light in the ultraviolet, visible, and infrared ranges. It has been tested to withstand temperatures up to 2 040°C. These quantitative properties support its use in applications requiring hard, transparent materials.

Sapphire components are utilised in the aerospace, optical, medical, and telecommunication sectors. They are available in forms such as windows, lenses, prisms, bearings, and custom shapes. Their scratch resistance is confirmed by a Mohs hardness of 9. Their ability to tolerate temperatures up to 2 040°C qualifies them for use in high-temperature conditions. Their measured optical transmission supports controlled light detection in sensors and imaging instruments.

Sapphire Components Applications

·      Aerospace & Defence: Employed in optical windows, sensors, and protective components for use in high-altitude conditions.

·      Optical Systems: Incorporated in lenses, prisms, and windows for cameras, microscopes, and telescopes, with accuracy verified by standard measurements.

·      Medical Devices: Applied in endoscopes, diagnostic instruments, and surgical tools under controlled wear testing.

·      Telecommunications: Used in optical components for fibre optic systems with performance quantified in laboratory evaluations.

·      Semiconductor Manufacturing: Integrated in photolithography and wafer processing, where chemical resistance is documented.

·      Laser Systems: Employed for beam control and alignment in systems that have undergone quantifiable precision testing.

·      Military & Security: Incorporated in optical systems for tactical equipment following standard evaluation procedures.

·      High-Temperature Environments: Deployed in devices exposed to extreme thermal conditions, such as high-power lasers and thermal sensors, as confirmed by thermal tests.

Sapphire Components Packaging

Our products are packaged in customised cartons of various sizes, determined by material dimensions. Small items are secured in PP boxes, while larger items are placed in bespoke wooden crates. The packaging process incorporates appropriate cushioning materials, thereby providing protection during transport.

Packaging: Carton, Wooden box, Paper barrel, Iron barrel, or Customised.

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Sapphire Components FAQs

Q1. What are Sapphire Components?

Sapphire components are parts manufactured from synthetic sapphire (Al₂O₃). The material is tested to have a Mohs hardness of 9 and allows light transmission in the ultraviolet, visible, and infrared ranges. It is used in applications that require quantified hardness and optical transmission.

Q2. What are the main properties of Sapphire Components?

Hardness: Sapphire has a documented Mohs hardness of 9. This is established through standard measurements.

Optical Clarity: The material transmits light in the ultraviolet, visible, and infrared ranges. Its optical behaviour is determined by photometric tests.

Thermal Stability: Sapphire withstands temperatures up to 2 040°C. This thermal capability results from laboratory thermal resistance tests.

Chemical Resistance: The material demonstrates resistance to acids, alkalis, and other corrosive substances, as verified by chemical exposure tests.

Q3. What are the common types of Sapphire Components?

Windows: Optical windows used in cameras, sensors, and protective covers.

Lenses: Lenses manufactured for imaging and optical devices with measured refractive properties.

Prisms: Components used for light dispersion and direction control in optical systems with quantifiable performance.

Bearings: Used in mechanical systems requiring high precision and controlled wear.

Custom Shapes: Components are produced to specified dimensions for aerospace, medical, and high-technology applications. They are manufactured according to detailed design measurements.