Quartz Frits

Quartz Frits

A Quartz frit is defined as a porous filter composed of bonded grains of quartz glass. Frits are manufactured from the same high purity raw material as our tubing and rod. Some applications of fritted discs include filtration of liquids or corrosive gas, heat diffusion, flow regulation, and chemically inert and high purity applications. Quartz Frit / Sintered Disc is made by sintering quartz glass sand particles of different specifications. The quartz frits we commonly use are mostly integrally formed products. The production process of reprocessable quartz frit is still different from ordinary quartz frit. Ordinary quartz frits only need to be sintered at high temperatures in a mold. The reprocessable quartz frit is sintered at high temperature by a casting machine. This processing can make the quartz frit block more sturdy as a whole. This type of quartz sinter can be used for later processing such as carving or slotting.