Ìre tar-chuir Tubes Quartz

Quartz tubes are a type of transparent glass tube widely used in the fields of optics and optoelectronics. They allow a high proportion of light to pass through in the visible and ultraviolet spectra. The transmission rate of quartz tubes depends on the wavelength of light, hence, at different wavelength ranges, their transmission rates vary.

For ultraviolet wavelengths, quartz tubes are the preferred material due to their transmission rate. At a wavelength of 185 nm, the transmission rate of quartz tubes approaches 100%. This excellent transmission rate makes quartz tubes extensively used in devices such as ultraviolet sterilizers, photometers, and spectrophotometers.

In the visible light spectrum, quartz tubes also demonstrate good transmission rates. Near a wavelength of 550 nm, the transmission rate of quartz tubes can exceed 95%. This characteristic makes quartz tubes widely used in the lenses or filters of optical instruments.

Gu h-iomlan, bidh ìre tar-chuir phìoban quartz ag atharrachadh le tonn-tonn, ach taobh a-staigh nan raointean speactram faicsinneach agus ultraviolet, bidh e gu cunbhalach a’ nochdadh deagh fheartan. Mar sin, thathas a’ cleachdadh phìoban quartz gu farsaing ann an grunn raointean optoelectronic agus optigeach, leithid speactroscopaidh optigeach, speactroscopaidh moileciuil, agus mion-sgrùdadh bith-cheimiceach.

As a high-quality material, quartz tubes possess several other properties. For instance, they have high chemical resistance, high-temperature resistance, and a low thermal expansion coefficient. These properties enable quartz tubes to perform exceptionally in environments with high-temperature corrosion and high pressure and temperature.

In summary, the transmission rate of quartz tubes varies with wavelength, but consistently shows good characteristics in the visible and ultraviolet spectrum ranges. For more information or inquiries, please visit our làrach-lìn no cuir fios thugainn aig contact@globalquartztube.com.