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Transparent Glass Oscillating Beads Laboratory Zeolite Glass Balls
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Introduction
Glass beads are spherical particles with smooth surface and good finish. Made of non-alkaline soda-lime glass, it has good chemical stability and will not contaminate the processed metal. It can speed up cleaning while maintaining the processing accuracy between the original objects.
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Technical specifications
| Diameter | Whole package weight | Packaging |
|---|---|---|
| 2.5mm | 18.68g | 1000 pcs/pack |
| 3mm | 39.92g | 1000 pcs/pack |
| 4mm | 81.58g | 1000 pcs/pack |
| 4.5mm | 123.57g | 1000 pcs/pack |
| 5mm | 159.39g | 1000 pcs/pack |
| 6mm | 281.06g | 1000 pcs/pack |
| 7mm | 451.38g | 1000 pcs/pack |
Applications
Glass vibration beads, also known as anti-zeolite transparent glass balls, are primarily used in laboratory settings for various applications. These beads are made from borosilicate glass, known for its high chemical and thermal resistance, making it ideal for use in environments where stability and durability are crucial. Below are the main application areas of glass vibration beads:
- Bioremediation Studies: Glass beads are used in reactors for bioremediation studies, where microorganisms are employed to remove pollutants from the environment. They help in studying the growth of pollutant-degrading microorganisms and optimizing conditions for effective remediation.
- Continuous Bioprocessing: In continuous bioprocessing, glass beads in reactors offer advantages such as improved productivity, reduced footprint, and enhanced process control. This is particularly important in biotechnology where long-duration processes are common.
- Anisotropic Glasses: Through Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD), glass beads can be used to create anisotropic glasses of low molecular weight for organic semiconductors. This process involves the controlled deposition of molecules to form a glass with anisotropic characteristics, enhancing charge carrier mobility.
- Laboratory Glassware: Due to their chemical and thermal resistance, glass beads are used in the manufacture of laboratory glassware such as beakers, vials, and pre-filled syringes. They are also used in the production of implantable medical devices and dental composite materials.
- Safety and Compatibility: Glass beads ensure chemical compatibility with various lab equipment, reducing the risk of unwanted degradation. They are also used in safety measures, such as in fume hoods or other forms of explosion-proof ventilation systems, to manage potentially hazardous vapors.
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Exceptional quality and durability, perfect for our bioremediation studies.
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Superb chemical stability, no contamination issues in our lab.
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Highly satisfied with the thermal resistance, ideal for continuous bioprocessing.
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Great value for money, these beads have significantly improved our process control.
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Impressive compatibility with various lab equipment, minimal setup changes needed.
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These beads are a game-changer for anisotropic glass creation in our lab.
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Smooth surface and good finish, excellent for precision laboratory glassware.
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Reliable and safe, perfect for managing hazardous vapors in our fume hoods.
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Outstanding performance in bioprocessing, reduced our footprint significantly.
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These beads have enhanced the productivity of our organic semiconductor research.
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Excellent support for our implantable medical device production.
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Top-notch beads, highly recommend for any lab needing chemical and thermal stability.
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