This listing is for 1oz. (30 grams) of Pyrex glass wool.
Commonly used in chromatography columns, this fine filtering fiber is made of Pyrex borosilicate glass. It keeps the solid phase of standard gravity liquid chromatography columns in place, and is commonly used in purification of organic compounds. Borosilicate Pyrex is non-reactive with most solvents and organic compounds and has a lower thermal coefficient of expansion.
Product Name
Specification
The main parameters
Natural density
Quartz wool
Fiber diameter of 5-10um
A silica content: si02 ≧ 99.99%
2, the thermal conductivity of 0.01 - 0.029 kcal \ degree m
The following 3, temperature 1600 degrees
5-7KG \ Cube
Quartz wool
Fiber diameter of 2-5um
4, the thermal conductivity of 0.01 - 0.029 kcal \ of meters
The following 6, 1700 degree temperature
5-6KG \ Cube
Quartz wool
Fiber diameter of 1-3um
7, the silica content: si02 ≧ 99.99%
8, the thermal conductivity of 0.01 - 0.029 kcal \ degree m
The following 9, the use temperature of 1700 degrees
4-6KG \ Cube
Quartz wool
Fiber diameter of 1-2um
10, silica content: si02 ≧ 99.99%
11, the thermal conductivity of 0.01 - 0.029 kcal \ of meters
The following 12, temperature 1700 degrees
3-5KG \ cubic
Moisture content
Loss on ignition
Strand breaking strength
Temperature
≤ 0.4%
≤ 0.1%
> 0.05N/TEX
1300-1600 degrees
Shape
Hardness
Resistivity
Softening Point
Fine, soft cotton
6-7 Mohs
0
1730 degrees