Borosilikaattinen

Borosilikaattinen is a type of glass known for its exceptional thermal shock resistance and low coefficient of thermal expansion. This makes it highly resistant to breakage when subjected to rapid temperature changes. The primary components of borosilicate glass are silica (SiO2) and boron trioxide (B2O3). The presence of boron trioxide significantly alters the physical properties of the glass compared to standard soda-lime glass.

Due to its durability and chemical inertness, borosilicate glass is widely used in laboratory equipment, such as beakers, flasks, and test tubes. It is also found in cookware, particularly ovenware and bakeware, where its ability to withstand high temperatures and thermal cycling is advantageous. In scientific applications, its resistance to chemical corrosion is crucial, allowing it to be used with a wide range of substances without degradation.

The manufacturing process for borosilicate glass involves melting the constituent raw materials at high temperatures and then cooling them in a controlled manner. The resulting glass exhibits excellent transparency and can be easily fabricated into various shapes. Its thermal properties also make it suitable for certain optical applications and for use in industrial settings where resistance to thermal stress is paramount. Compared to other common glass types, borosilicate glass offers superior performance in demanding environments.