Key Benefits of Quartz Silica Powder

Silica and quartz powder are one of the most used materials that are ideal for several applications in various industries. Whether it is glass fabrication operations, chemical or pharma process, or electronics, Quartz Silica powder offers unique benefits.

Quartz is a naturally occurring crystalline mineral. It is made of oxygen and silicon. One of the most abundant minerals on the earth, it is present in most rock types.

Benefits of Quartz

Here are the benefits of Quartz Silica powder.

·         One of the best benefits of Silica Quartz is its high chemical purity and resistance. It offers extraordinary electrical insulation along with maintaining a high chemical purity

·         The material also offers a great softening point and powerful thermal resistance. The material is found suitable for permanent operation at 1100° C and in the case of a short-term operation, it is 1300° C.

·         Its low coefficient of thermal expansion property and high thermal shock resistance also makes it one of the sought-after materials.

·         The material also promises high transparency, good transmission behavior, and high-temperature endurance at ultraviolet to infrared range

·         Lastly, Quartz Silica provides high radiation resistance.

Applications of Quartz Silica

Quartz powder is ideal for use in various industrial applications, such as:

·         Since quartz is non-hygroscopic, chemically pure, chemical resistant, and thermal shock resistant, it is immensely used in chemical and pharma processes.

·         Due to its conductive and insulating properties, quartz is used as a construction material and ensures low conductivity and low electric loss.

·         The light-based systems or lasers, such as glass optics are made from quartz. Quartz and silica are also used in the manufacture of optical parts like lenses, mirrors, metrology components, etc. since it has the ability to transmit light in UV, visible, and infrared range. 

·         Due to the high purity, this component is used in manufacturing semiconductors.

·         One of the non-toxic alternatives to disinfection is UV light sanitation. Due to its high thermal and radiation resistance, it can be used in semiconductor components, medical, and laboratory tools.  

IPNR Endura Quartz

Endura offers fine quality and high purity silica quartz in both lumps and powder form. The best features of IPNR Endura products are:

·         High chemical purity

·         High consistency.

·         Low electric conductivity.

·         Chemically inert with neutral PH Value.

·         Low thermal expansion leads to minimum shrinkage.

·         Ability to develop clear lattice structure at the eutectic temperature.

Their high purity Quartz powder is fit to be used for several applications including LED, Photovoltaic or solar, specialty industry, lighting laboratory, Telecommunications, Semiconductor engineering, Investment casting, etc.

Location: India

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