Kovar Sealing Glass
The Invisible Hero in Hermetic Sealing:
Sealing Glass Powder
Glass Specifications & Applications |
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| Applications | Code | Glass Composition | Density | Sintering Temperature | TEC/10-6(30-300℃) | Color |
| Sealing for Kovar | SK016 | SiO2-Na2O-K2O | 2.254 g/cm3 | 970~980 Tm/℃ | 5.0±0.5 | Green, Blue, White, Brown |
The Application Areas of Products
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Oscillator Base
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Rectangular Connector
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Circular Connector
Sealing Glass Characteristics
Optimal Sealing Temperatures
Harmonized Thermal Expansion
Eco-Friendly, Lead-Free Glass
Customizable Colors
Understanding the Basics: Sealing Glass Definition
A glass to metal seal is a critical component used in various industries to create a hermetic seal between glass and metal parts. This technology ensures airtight sealing, which is essential in environments where preventing gas or liquid leaks is crucial.
Glass to metal seal manufacturers employ specialized processes involving the careful selection of metal and glass materials, ensuring compatibility and thermal expansion rates. The process typically involves melting the glass into a metal component, creating a bond that seals upon cooling.
Glass to metal seals are widely used in electronics for hermetic connectors, in aerospace for pressure-tight windows, and in medical devices for implantable components. Their ability to maintain integrity under extreme conditions makes them ideal for these applications.
Sealing glass is a specific type of glass formulated to bond with metals. It's used in creating glass to metal seals due to its thermal expansion properties, which closely match those of the metal, ensuring a durable and robust seal.
Hermetic sealing in glass to metal seals offers numerous benefits, including protection against moisture and contaminants, preservation of vacuum or pressure conditions, and enhanced durability and reliability in harsh environments.
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