Custom JGS2 Quartz Square Tank-Amy

1. Client Overview

2. Pain Points of Original Tanks

1. Acrylic is easily corroded by chemicals and releases impurities; ordinary glass leaches metal ions to contaminate samples.
2. Poor thermal stability: plastic softens at high temperatures, regular glass cracks during hot-cold liquid cycles.
3. Standard tanks lack built-in brackets and wafer slots, leading to uneven cleaning and unstable test results.
4. Low transparency blocks real-time observation of sample reactions.

3. JGS2 Quartz Tank Solution

• Material: JGS2 flame-fused silica, high light transmittance, good acid resistance and cost efficiency for laboratory use.
• Structure: Integrally welded with stress relief annealing, equipped with inner support blocks, wafer slots, flow baffles, hanging lugs and liquid holes as shown in photos.
• Surface: Full clear mirror polishing inside and outside, no flame polishing for easy residue cleaning.

4. Application Effects

1. No impurity precipitation after long-term chemical soaking; test data fluctuation dropped greatly.
2. 6x longer service life than acrylic tanks, no cracking under repeated temperature changes.
3. Fully transparent body allows direct observation of reactions without opening the tank.
4. More cost-effective than FS03 fused silica for small-scale lab experiments.

5. Conclusion