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Silica foundry glass refers to high-purity silica (SiO₂) material used in the foundry and casting industries, typically in the form of sand, cullet (glass pieces), or fused quartz. It plays a critical role in producing molds and cores for metal casting due to its unique thermal and physical properties.

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Silica

Silica foundry glass refers to a high-purity form of silicon dioxide (SiO₂) used extensively in the foundry and casting industries. It is typically available in the form of silica sand, glass cullet (crushed glass pieces), or fused quartz. Owing to its superior thermal and physical characteristics, silica foundry glass is essential in the production of molds and cores for metal casting processes.

Its high melting point, chemical inertness, and low thermal expansion make it especially suitable for withstanding the extreme temperatures and chemical interactions involved in molten metal casting. These properties help ensure dimensional accuracy, structural integrity, and surface finish in the final cast components.

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Key Properties:

Chemical Formula: SiO₂

  • Melting Point: ~1,710°C (3,110°F)

  • Density: ~2.65 g/cm³

  • Mohs Hardness: 7

  • Insoluble in Water

  • High Thermal and Chemical Stability

Common Forms:

  • Quartz: Most abundant and crystalline form.

  • Amorphous Silica: Found in natural materials or synthesized for industrial use.

  • Fused Silica: Highly pure, non-crystalline form used in high-tech applications.

Applications:

  • Glass and Ceramics Manufacturing

  • Foundry Sand for Metal Casting

  • Silicon Chip Production (Semiconductors)

  • Paints, Coatings, and Fillers

  • Construction (Concrete, Mortar, etc.)

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