In the field of medical devices, quartz glass plays multiple roles, which are reflected in the following aspects:

Biocompatibility: Quartz glass has good biocompatibility and will not cause rejection or allergic reactions in human tissues. Therefore, it is often used as a material for medical devices, such as test tubes, bottles, syringes, etc., for the collection, storage, and processing of biological samples.

Chemical inertness: Quartz glass itself has chemical inertness and will not release harmful substances or affect drugs. Therefore, it is often used as a material for drug packaging containers, such as bottles, tubes, etc., for storing and transporting various drugs and drugs.

High temperature disinfection: Quartz glass can withstand the process of high temperature disinfection, such as high-temperature steam sterilization, high-pressure sterilization, etc., and is not easily deformed or damaged. This makes it an ideal choice for medical devices such as surgical instruments, culture dishes, syringes, etc., which can maintain good physical properties and cleanliness even after disinfection.

Transparency: Quartz glass has excellent transparency, allowing medical personnel to clearly observe the internal structure and sample status, such as microscope slides, microscope slides, etc.

Wear resistance: Quartz glass has high hardness and wear resistance, is not easy to scratch or wear, and can maintain surface smoothness and cleanliness. This makes it widely used in some medical devices, such as surgical blades, medical lenses, etc.

Precision machining: Quartz glass can be prepared into various shapes and sizes of vessels and accessories through precision machining technology, meeting the different needs of medical devices, such as microreactors, microfluidic chips, etc