Heat resistant glass and high borosilicate glass

   Heat resistant glass is a type of glass that can withstand high temperatures. During its manufacturing process, substances with strong heat resistance, such as boron oxide and sodium oxide, are usually added. This type of glass can withstand temperatures up to around 400 ℃, making it widely used in high-temperature equipment such as ovens, microwaves, and steamers. Due to its excellent heat resistance, heat-resistant glass is also used to manufacture various tableware and industrial equipment that need to withstand high temperatures.

   High borosilicate glass, on the other hand, is a type of borosilicate glass with a high proportion of silicon and boron in its chemical composition, thus possessing excellent thermal and chemical stability. High borosilicate glass is widely used in laboratory equipment, chemical reactors, medical equipment, and other fields because it can withstand strong acid-base environments and temperature changes, and is less prone to chemical reactions and thermal explosions.

   Heat resistant glass and high borosilicate glass each have their own advantages, and the choice of which one is better depends on the specific application scenario and requirements. In situations where high temperatures are required, such as ovens, microwaves, etc., heat-resistant glass is more suitable; In situations where safety and acid and alkali resistance need to be ensured, such as laboratory equipment and chemical reactors, high borosilicate glass is more suitable. In addition, price is also one of the factors that needs to be considered. When choosing glass products, we should weigh and choose based on actual needs.