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Traditional methods leave bubbles. Impurities cloud surfaces. Our patented purification system achieves 99.9% SiO₂ purity – that's 15% higher than industry averages. You get distortion-free glassware that shines brighter, lasts longer.
Feature | Standard Glass | Our Sand Made from Glass |
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Light Transmission | 88% | 93% |
Production Cost/Ton | $550 | $420 |
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A: Quartz sand glass is a type of glass made primarily from quartz sand, which contains high-purity silica. It is heat-resistant and commonly used in laboratory equipment and high-temperature applications.
A: Sand is melted at extreme temperatures (around 1700°C) to form molten glass, which is then shaped and cooled. The process requires silica-rich sand, soda ash, and limestone to reduce melting points and stabilize the material.
A: Yes, crushed glass can be processed into a sand-like material called "cullet." This recycled glass sand is used in construction, landscaping, or as raw material for new glass production.
A: Natural sand consists of eroded minerals like quartz, while glass-based sand is artificially created by grinding recycled glass. Glass sand has uniform particles and lacks organic impurities found in natural sand.
A: Silica sand provides the primary component (silicon dioxide) needed to create glass's structure. Its high purity ensures transparency and durability in the final glass product.
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