Why is high borosilicate glass suitable for industrial and living products?

    Borosilicate glass, known for its heat resistance, is useful in many applications involving temperature changes. The material's strength and resistance are due to its unique combination of silicon, boron oxide and other oxides. The presence of boron oxide can replace some oxide components and improve the bonding force in the glass material.

    Due to its unique physical and chemical properties, borosilicate glass is widely used in industrial and household products. Borosilicate glass is popular as a substrate for laboratory glassware, mainly because of the material's extremely stable chemical properties. As a result, most beakers, flasks and other laboratory glass containers are now made of borosilicate glass.

    Due to its remarkable heat resistance, this glass material has been used in kitchen utensils, especially cooking and baking. Popular cookware brands use borosilicate glass bakeware and glass cookware. In addition, due to its low thermal expansion, this glass material is also used to measure cups and similar containers. Because of the stability of borosilicate glass, it is also a good material for making slides and lenses for microscopes, telescopes and other optical equipment.