Products/Services for Porous Quartz Tubes
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Quartz Tube and Rod - (37 companies)Quartz tube and rod consists of hollow and solid stock configurations of fused quartz materials. They function in an array of applications, including laboratories, semiconductors, sight gages, optics, pharmaceutical and industrial processes. ...Shape / FormApplications
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Silica, Quartz, and Silicate Materials - (178 companies)How to Select Silica, Quartz and Silicate Materials. Silica, quartz and silicate materials include fused silica, quartz, kaolin or clay-based materials, cordierite, steatite, forsterite, sillimanite, zircon, porcelain, and fireclay. They are based...
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Cores and Tubes - (39 companies)Cores and tubes are made of paper, plastic or metal and are used for mailing, shipping, material handling, and product display. Cores and tubes are used for mailing, shipping, material handling, and product display. Types of Cores and Tubes. Product...
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Ceramic Tube and Ceramic Rod Products - (184 companies)Single-crystal ceramics do not contain any foreign materials. Sintered or fused products use only small traces of dopants or sintering aids. Porous and foam ceramics provide a thermal barrier and low electrical conductivity. Machinable ceramic tube... -
Glass Tube and Rod - (63 companies)Image Credit: Technical Glass Products, Inc. - OH. Glass tube and rod are hollow or solid stock shapes of fused silicate materials. They are used in laboratory, sight glass, level gage, X-ray tube, optical, lamp, pharma, vacuum tube stem assembly... -
Tubing - (2404 companies)Tubes are hollow cylinders used for fluid transport, structural applications, or electrical sheathing. They are usually cylindrical in shape, but may have round, rectangular, or square cross-sections. Tubing or tubes are hollow cylinders used...
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Plugs, Stoppers, and Inserts - (416 companies)Plugs, stoppers and inserts fit into holes or cavities and are designed for the ends of shafts, tubes, pipes, fittings, connectors, screws, bars, or other shapes. Plugs, stoppers, and inserts fit into holes or cavities and are designed for the ends...
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Industrial Ceramic Materials - (411 companies)...into various shapes. Although the mechanical properties of machinable ceramics are less than those of engineering ceramics, machinable products do not require firing or grinding after machining. Porous ceramics have many open or closed internal pores...
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Plastic Tubing - (601 companies)...flow or structural systems, or as insulation or sheathing for electrical or heating assemblies. Plastic tube is lightweight and versatile, used commonly as flow lines for fluids and gases in pneumatic, hydraulic, process, medical and many other...
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Glass Materials - (340 companies)...electrical insulator than soda-lime or borosilicate glass, and used for optical applications such as prisms and lenses. Electronic glass is used in fabricating electronic components such as X-ray tubes, display devices, and chip components. Opal glass...
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Excelitas Technologies Corp.
Infrared emitter made of high-quality quartz tubes Excelitas offers its Noblelight Golden 8 infrared emitters made of high-quality quartz tubes and feature a gold reflector for highest efficiency. The unique twin-tube layout (the "Golden 8") gives the emitters a higher radiation density and improved mechanical stability. They are available as short-wave, medium-wave and fast medium-wave infrared emitters. This allows you to choose the optimal wavelength for the material to be heated. Dimensions and filaments are fabricated to meet your... (read more) -
Technetics Group
WHAT IS A POROUS TRANSPORT LAYER? FELTMETAL TM POROUS TRANSPORT LAYER (PTL). TAKING WHAT WE KNOW AND MAKING SOMETHING NEW. Technetics is taking over 50 years of experience manufacturing FELTMETAL TM products for the Aerospace industry and "transporting " it to Green Hydrogen. Through partnerships with universities and industry partners, we are developing various Porous Transport Layer materials to meet the needs of various applications. FEATURES. Voltage required to produce 1A/cm2 (refer to table below). Low contact and ohmic... (read more)Browse Soundproofing and Acoustic Materials Datasheets for Technetics Group -
Fountyl Technologies Pte. Ltd.
Quartz Structural Parts for Precision Systems In high-precision systems, material stability often defines the limits of performance. Under high temperatures, corrosive environments, or long-term operation, conventional materials tend to deform, degrade, or lose accuracy over time. Quartz structural parts are widely used to address these challenges. With an extremely low coefficient of thermal expansion, they maintain dimensional stability even under significant temperature fluctuations. This makes them especially suitable for systems where... (read more) -
Xiamen Innovacera Advanced Materials Co., Ltd.
Alumina / Silicon Carbide Porous Ceramics Maximum Temperature. Up to 1000 for porous ceramic, limited only by sealants, gaskets, and/or hardware materials. Corrosion Resistance. Porous ceramics are resistant to most acids, except for Hydrofluoric Acid and Phosphoric Acid. In alkaline solutions, porous ceramics are resistant up to pH 9. It is also resistant to organic solvents. The sealants, gaskets, and/or hardware materials used may be the limiting factor in certain fluids. Cleanability. Porous ceramic is cleanable by a variety... (read more)Browse Aluminum Oxide and Alumina Ceramics Datasheets for Xiamen Innovacera Advanced Materials Co., Ltd. -
Fountyl Technologies Pte. Ltd.
Advanced High-Temperature Porous Ceramics Advanced High-Temperature Porous Ceramics are engineered for extreme conditions, offering high strength, chemical stability, and reliable performance. Key Applications: Filtration & Separation: High-efficiency water, oil, acid/alkali, and gas filtration. Noise Reduction: Buildings, tunnels, subways, theaters requiring fire safety and sound absorption. Semiconductors & Sensors: Silicon wafer handling and humidity/gas detection. Heat Insulation & Powder Processing: Thermal insulation, powder... (read more)Browse Industrial Ceramic Materials Datasheets for Fountyl Technologies Pte. Ltd. -
Fountyl Technologies Pte. Ltd.
High-Precision Porous Ceramic Chuck Durable and Precise Porous Ceramic Chuck for Semiconductor Processing. Uniform permeability and strong adsorption ensure silicon wafers are firmly held without slipping during grinding, improving process stability. Dense, uniform micro-porous ceramic structure resists silicon dust buildup, simplifying cleaning and maintenance. High mechanical strength and excellent thermal shock resistance prevent deformation and edge damage, ensuring consistent wafer flatness. Long service life with easy... (read more)Browse Wafer Chucks Datasheets for Fountyl Technologies Pte. Ltd. -
Xiamen Innovacera Advanced Materials Co., Ltd.
Al2O3 Porous Ceramic Discs For Semiconductor This alumina (Al?O?) porous ceramic disc series is designed for precision vacuum adsorption and air floating applications in semiconductor and advanced manufacturing environments. Featuring a uniform porous structure, the ceramics enable stable vacuum holding force and evenly distributed airflow, ensuring non-contact, damage-free handling of wafers, panels, and thin substrates. Typical Applications. Semiconductor vacuum chuck systems ( Wafer grinding vacuum chuck \ Wafer dicing vacuum chuck... (read more)Browse Aluminum Oxide and Alumina Ceramics Datasheets for Xiamen Innovacera Advanced Materials Co., Ltd. -
Fountyl Technologies Pte. Ltd.
High-Performance Porous Ceramic Chuck Semiconductor and precision manufacturing demand stable, flat, and contamination-free wafer handling, yet standard chucks often struggle with uniform adsorption, wear, and thermal stress. Inaccurate handling can reduce yield and affect product quality. The Porous Ceramic Chuck offers advanced material performance and reliable operation: Strong Permeability: Uniform air and water flow ensures stable wafer adsorption without sliding. High Strength & Wear Resistance: Maintains shape during... (read more)Browse Wafer Chucks Datasheets for Fountyl Technologies Pte. Ltd. -
Xiamen Unipretec Ceramic Technology Co., Ltd.
High Purity Alumina Ceramic Tubes for Tube Furnace High-purity alumina ceramic tubes are indispensable components in tube furnaces, offering exceptional performance in extreme thermal, chemical, and mechanical environments. Here 's a comprehensive overview tailored to their application in tube furnaces, supported by technical insights and practical considerations. 1. Material Properties and Advantages. - High Purity: Typically 99% to 99.7% Al2O3, ensuring minimal impurities that could degrade performance at high temperatures . - Thermal... (read more)Browse Aluminum Oxide and Alumina Ceramics Datasheets for Xiamen Unipretec Ceramic Technology Co., Ltd. -
Fountyl Technologies Pte. Ltd.
Porous Ceramic Chucks for Wafer Adsorption This high-performance semiconductor fixture is engineered specifically for sub-micron precision positioning and handling applications. By utilizing controlled sintering technology, the component delivers uniform airflow distribution across the entire working surface, preventing wafer deformation and localized vacuum leaks; even during high-speed scanning or thin-wafer processing. Its specialized structural material guarantees extreme dimensional stability under harsh operating environments... (read more)Browse Wafer Chucks Datasheets for Fountyl Technologies Pte. Ltd.
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OXIDATIVE COUPLING OF METHANE USING INORGANIC MEMBRANE REACTORS
Conversion vs. selectivity plot indicating the performance of porous Vycor membrane reactor and the non- porous quartz tube reactor. the different conversions were obtained at different reaction temperatures.
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Methane coupling by membrane reactor. Quarterly technical progress report, December 25, 1993--March 24, 1994
The study with non- porous quartz tube packed bed reactorwas done to establisha baseline case.
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Methane coupling by membrane reactor. Quarterly technical progress report, June 25, 1994--September 24, 1994
The porous VYCOR membrane reactor showed consistently higher selectivities compared to the non- porous quartz tube reactor.
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Air purification equipment combining a filter coated by silver nanoparticles with a nano-TiO2 photocatalyst for use in hospitals
This nanopowder was deposited on a porous quartz tube (D = 74 mm, L = 418 mm, deposit density ∼16.4 mg cm−2 ) through an intermediate adhesive polymethylmethacrylate layer to manufacture a photocatalytic filter tube.
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Photocatalytic equipment with nitrogen-doped titanium dioxide for air cleaning and disinfecting
The obtained product was deposited on a porous quartz tube (D = 74 mm; l = 418 mm) to manufacture an air photocatalytic cleaner as a prototype of the TIOKRAFT company’s equipment.
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Mesoporous Membranes—A Brief Overview of Recent Developments
…a positive effect on the conversion values of both CH4 and CO2 in the CO2 reforming reaction, as values increased from 13% to 22% (CH4) and from 26% to 35% (CO2), respectively, compared to a reactor involving a non- porous quartz tube .
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Methane coupling by membrane reactor. Quarterly technical progress report, March 25, 1995--June 24, 1995
Blank reactor experiments were performed in the non- porous quartz tube reactor at flow .
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The Synthesis, Characterization and Catalytic Reaction Studies ofMonodisperse Platinum Nanoparticles in Mesoporous Oxide Materials
Porous stainless tube with quartz window for delivery of cyclohexene by pump-release technique for time-resolved spectroscopy .
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Production Of Infrared Optical Materials At Amorphous Materials, Incorporated
The casting chamber is separated from the compounding chamber by a tube containing a porous quartz filter designed to remove particulate matter from the glass.
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Praseodymium-doped clusters of chloride in silica: a new 1.3 um light amplifying material
Once the technology on the block samples is well established to result in required material properties of physics and chemistry, this technology is expected to be applicable to the quartz tubes with interior porous .
