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Answers to common engineering questions, downloadable technical documents, and support for your quartz component selection.
Frequently Asked Questions
What quartz grades are suitable for semiconductor diffusion processes?
For diffusion and oxidation processes above 1100°C, we typically recommend natural fused quartz for standard duty, or synthetic fused silica for ultra-critical processes that require extremely low metallic impurities.
What is the difference between fused quartz and synthetic fused silica?
Natural fused quartz is melted from crystalline quartz and usually carries more trace impurities. Synthetic fused silica is produced from high-purity chemical precursors, offering lower impurity levels and better consistency for demanding semiconductor use.
What dimensional tolerances can you achieve?
Our standard CNC grinding tolerance is typically plus or minus 0.05 mm for most features, with tighter tolerances down to plus or minus 0.01 mm available for critical dimensions. Optical polishing and low-roughness finishing are also available depending on geometry.
Do you provide material certificates?
Yes. We can provide raw material certificates, inspection records, and traceability documentation based on project requirements and customer quality standards.
Can you fabricate custom shapes from customer drawings?
Yes. Drawing-based custom fabrication is a core part of the business. We support common engineering formats such as DXF, DWG, STEP, IGES, and PDF, and can also review physical samples for reverse engineering.
What is your typical lead time?
Lead time depends on material, geometry, and inspection scope. Standard items are usually faster, while custom machined parts often require more time for programming, machining, cleaning, and final inspection.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes. We support export shipments for international customers and can prepare the standard commercial and packing documents needed for overseas delivery.
What cleaning standards do your components meet?
Cleaning level depends on the application. For semiconductor-related projects, components can be processed with controlled cleaning, rinsing, drying, and protective packaging according to the required cleanliness standard.
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