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Because the internal energy of glass is higher than that of the
crystal with the same composition, glass is in a metastable state
and has a tendency to spontaneously crystallize under certain
conditions. This phenomenon of crystal formation is called
crystallization, also known as opacification or de-glassification.
Measuring the crystallization performance of glass refers to
determining the crystallization temperature range of the glass, the
upper and lower limits, and the degree of crystallization within
this temperature range. Based on the measurement results, a
reasonable melting, forming, and thermal processing system can be
established to avoid crystallization and obtain transparent and
ideal glass products.
This instrument uses the gradient furnace method to measure the
crystallization performance of glass and is widely used in
factories, schools, and research institutions for analyzing and
testing the crystallization performance of non-metallic materials
such as glass. It plays a guiding role in mastering its production
process and forming.
2.Technical Parameter
| Parameter | Specification |
| Furnace Dimensions | Φ60×1000mm (Customizable to user requirements) |
| Furnace Tube Material | 99% Alumina Ceramic (99% Al2O3) |
| Max. Furnace Temp. | 1400°C |
| Heating Elements | 16 × Silicon Carbide (SiC) Heating Rods |
| Working Gradient Zone | 400mm |
| Temperature Control | 2-Point Computer Program: RT ~ 1400°C |
| Thermocouples | 2 × Control (Type S), 1 × Sample Measurement (Type S) |
| Temperature Gradient | 20°C per gradient point |
| Sample Boat | 99% Alumina Ceramic |
| Sample Pusher | Manual (with Alumina Pusher Rod) |
| Observation Port | Φ50mm (Fused Quartz Glass Window) |