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Perforated Glass: Glass-to-Glass Bonding
Corrosion/High Temperature(600℃) Resistance
Principle of Adhesive-Free Glass Bonding
Adhesive-Free Glass Bonding, also known as Glass-to-Glass Direct Bonding or Fusion Bonding, is an advanced technology that permanently joins two ultra-flat glass substrates without the use of adhesives, resins, or intermediate layers. Instead of relying on glue, the process creates direct chemical bonds between the glass surfaces at the molecular level, resulting in a seamless and highly durable structure.
Advantages of Adhesive-Free Glass Bonding
- No adhesives or organic materials
- Excellent optical transparency
- Superior thermal stability
- High mechanical strength
- Outstanding chemical resistance
- No risk of adhesive aging or yellowing
- Seamless optical appearance
- Suitable for precision electronic and optical devices
Requirements:
Medical Optical Square Hole 0.2mm
- Material：glass only
- Middle Polished Square hole 0.2 x 0.2 mm
- Sterile grade：ISO 11134
- Usage: Optical grade polishing inside the hole, observed under ultraviolet light
Polishing Solution in Square hole
Physical Binding + CNC
No Glue,Corrosion and high temperature resistance
Can be sterilized at ultra-high temperatures 200℃+
The funnel can be polished (optional)
Requirements:
Chemical corrosion-resistant vertical bottom
- Chemical Corrosion Resistance
- Polished Surface
- Vertical bottom of hole,No chamfer slot，
- half channel with vertical bottom
- SGS certificate
Vertical/Chemical Solution
Glass bonding Solution
to be vertical, holed glass has not chamfer
to resist chemical corrosion, can not use glue to stick them, must use molecular-exchange technology to bound 2 glasses
