High-strength touch screen glass component suitable for chemical tempering
A chemical toughening and high-strength technology, which is applied in the field of high-strength touch screen glass components, can solve the problems of unfavorable glass chemical toughening and glass surface stress relaxation, so as to improve chemical stability and mechanical strength, reduce expansion coefficient, and improve strengthening strength Effect
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Embodiment 2
[0024] Component weight percentage nature SiO 2 67% Expansion coefficient 20~300℃ 87.83 / ℃ Na 2 o 12% softening temperature 781℃ K 2 o 2% strain point 524℃ MgO 3% Strength after chemical tempering 720MPa Al 2 o 3 14% CeO 2 0.3% SnO 2 0.1% ZrO2 0.5% TiO 2 0.4% ZnO 0.7% CaO 0.2%
Embodiment 3
[0026] Component weight percentage nature SiO 2 60% Expansion coefficient 20~300℃ 90.35 / ℃ Na 2 o 12% softening temperature 791℃ K 2 o 5% strain point 532℃ MgO 3% Strength after chemical tempering 723MPa Al 2 o 3 17% CeO 2 0.2% SnO 2 1.0% ZrO 2 0.5% TiO 2 0.8% ZnO 0.2% CaO 0.3%
Embodiment 4
[0028] Component weight percentage nature SiO 2 60% Expansion coefficient 20~300℃ 90.57 / ℃ Na 2 o 14% softening temperature 768℃ K 2 o 2% strain point 525℃ MgO 5% Strength after chemical tempering 712 MPa Al 2 o 3 14% CeO 2 0.1% SnO 2 0.1% ZrO 2 2% TiO 2 0.3% ZnO 2% CaO 0.5%
[0029] General glass comparison
[0030] Component weight percentage nature SiO 2 71.8% Expansion coefficient 20~300℃ 92.27 / ℃ Na 2 o 13.0% softening temperature 731℃ K 2 o 0.9% strain point 506℃ CaO 8.1% Strength after chemical tempering 453MPa MgO 4.4% Al 2 o 3 1.5% Fe 2 o 3 0.07%
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