Flanged Quartz Tube & Fused Silica Vacuum Reactor with KF Ports

A quartz tube with a flange is a specialized component made of high-purity quartz glass. It's known for its excellent heat resistance, chemical inertness, and optical clarity. The attached flange, often stainless steel, enables a secure and leak-proof connection to other systems. It’s widely used in high-temperature lab applications, semiconductor manufacturing, and industrial processes that demand precision and purity. The quartz material allows for extreme temperature tolerance and the flange facilitates integration into different setups.

Common Uses and Applications:

Laboratory Furnaces: Used as reaction chambers and sample holders in high-temperature furnaces for heat treatment processes like annealing, sintering, and calcination.

Semiconductor Manufacturing: Used in semiconductor fabrication due to their high purity, preventing contamination during processes like cleaning, etching, and heat treatment.

Industrial Processes: Used in various applications like sight glasses, level gauges, and vacuum systems due to their durability and resistance to harsh conditions.

Chemical Processing: Provides a secure and hermetic seal in chemical processing where a reliable and leak-free connection is crucial.

Optical Applications: Can be used in electric lights, lasers, lenses, and optical instruments.

Vacuum Systems: Used in vacuum systems that require high purity and thermal stability.

Other Specialized Fields: Employed in various specialized fields like optics and pharmaceuticals

Flange Types:

CF Flange: Commonly used for high and ultra-high vacuum applications. It is typically made of stainless steel and TIG welded to the quartz tube.

KF Flange: Often used for high vacuum applications and allows for quick connections.

Compression Flange: Used in high vacuum applications, also provides a reliable connection.

Conical Pipe Flange: Provides a reliable leak-free connection between quartz glass and piping systems.

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