Schott D 263 Thin Borosilicate Glass

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Schott D 263 Thin Borosilicate Glass
Categories:	Ceramic; Glass; Optical; Oxide; Silicon Oxide
Material Notes:	D 263 is a low alkali borosilicate glass that is produced by melting the purest raw materials. As such, it is very resistant to chemical attack. D 263, with its specific properties and large range of different thicknesses with tight tolerances, is exceptionally well suited for a number of applications including: liquid crystal displays, optoelectronics, touch control panels, sensors, electroluminescent displays and solar cells. Due to a special down draw production process, D 263 glass sheets are marked by fire-polished surfaces; this glass type can be used without ground and polished surfaces. Information provided by SCHOTT North America.
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Available Properties

Density
Thickness
Hardness, Knoop, HK₁₀₀
Modulus of Elasticity
Poissons Ratio
Shear Modulus
Volume Resistivity, RT
Volume Resistivity
Volume Resistivity
Surface Resistance, RT
Dielectric Constant
Dielectric Strength
Dissipation Factor
CTE, linear
Specific Heat Capacity
Thermal Conductivity
Thermal Conductivity
Thermal Conductivity
Thermal Conductivity
Transformation Temperature, Tg
Softening Point, 10^7.6 dPa-s
Annealing Point, 10¹³ dPa-s
Strain Point, 10^14.5 dPa-s
Refractive Index, n_d
Refractive Index, n_e
Abbe Number, v_e
Optical Dispersion, n_F - n_C
Transmission, Visible

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