Maximum Plate Size
Large-format quartz plates are selected by raw material grade, plate thickness, and flatness requirement.
Felix Glass supplies high-purity fused quartz glass plates with superior UV transmission performance and ultra-low thermal expansion coefficient. The material maintains stable optical performance under high temperature and rapid cold-heat alternating conditions, free from deformation and cracking. Custom processing includes cutting, CNC precision grinding, polishing, drilling and chamfering, supporting single-sided and double-sided optical polishing for industrial optical and laboratory precision equipment. Typical customization ranges shown for reference. Actual specifications depend on material selection and engineering requirements. Typical values help engineers compare fused silica plate options for UV transparent quartz sheet, high temperature resistant quartz glass, and custom optical quartz panel projects. Typical customization ranges shown for reference. Actual specifications depend on material selection and engineering requirements. For matching tubular quartz assemblies, see Quartz Glass Tubes. Felix Glass supports drawing-based fused silica plate processing for dimensional, edge, hole, and optical surface requirements. Large-format quartz plates are selected by raw material grade, plate thickness, and flatness requirement. Thin quartz sheets can be processed for UV windows, wafers, and precision instrument substrates. Controlled grinding and inspection keep custom fused silica plate thickness aligned with assembly drawings. Flatness is specified according to optical path, sealing surface, and thermal load conditions. Surface roughness is matched to transparency, sealing, cleaning, and contact requirements. Round holes, slots, countersinks, and mounting features can be processed by CNC and fixture methods. Chamfering reduces edge stress concentration during handling, heating, and installation. Single-sided or double-sided optical polishing is available for UV and inspection windows. Typical customization ranges shown for reference. Actual specifications depend on material selection and engineering requirements. Each custom quartz glass plate follows a production route that balances dimensional precision, surface cleanliness, and thermal stress control. Typical customization ranges shown for reference. Actual specifications depend on material selection and engineering requirements. Quartz Glass Plates are specified when transparent flat substrates must remain stable under UV exposure, thermal cycling, chemical cleaning, or equipment-level dimensional constraints. For adjacent engineered glass formats, review Custom Glass Panels and Curved Glass. Typical customization ranges shown for reference. Actual specifications depend on material selection and engineering requirements.Product Overview
Fused Quartz Material Physical & Optical Properties
UV transmission band Typical 185nm ~ 2500nm Coefficient of thermal expansion Typical 0.54 x 10^-6 /K Continuous working temperature Typical <=1100 deg C Softening point Typical 1730 deg C Density Typical 2.2 g/cm3
Full Customization Technical Capabilities
Maximum Plate Size
Minimum Thickness
Thickness Tolerance
Surface Flatness
Surface Roughness
Arbitrary Hole Drilling
Edge Chamfer & Polishing
Optical Polishing Grade
Standard Production Manufacturing Workflow
Core Industry Application Scenarios
Engineers sourcing quartz glass plates often need coordinated parts made from the same material family to simplify assembly tolerance, cleaning, and thermal behavior. Matched tubular quartz parts for UV lamps, heaters, fluid channels, and instrument assemblies. Fused quartz rods for fixture support, optical alignment, and thermal-resistant structural use. Custom machined fused silica parts with holes, slots, radii, chamfers, and optical surfaces. Plate, tube, rod, and shaped quartz components can be coordinated from one drawing package. Typical customization ranges shown for reference. Actual specifications depend on material selection and engineering requirements. Felix Glass aligns quartz glass plate inspection with optical, thermal, and dimensional risks commonly found in UV curing, semiconductor, laboratory, aerospace, laser, and biochemical analysis equipment. Typical customization ranges shown for reference. Actual specifications depend on material selection and engineering requirements. Answers are written for buyers comparing fused silica plate options by UV grade, heat resistance, machining difficulty, and documentation requirements. Material grade, thickness, polishing quality, and wavelength range are reviewed together. UV transparent quartz sheet projects should define the working band before quoting. Use suitable fused quartz grade, avoid sharp inside corners, add chamfers, control thermal ramp rate, and apply annealing when the design carries high stress. Minimum thickness depends on plate size, hole layout, edge design, and polishing requirement. Thin substrates are evaluated with fixture support before production. Many high temperature resistant quartz glass applications use uncoated surfaces. Coating is considered only when reflection control, contamination control, or a defined optical function is required. Lead time depends on material availability, size, tolerance, hole drilling, optical polishing, and inspection documents. Drawing-based quotation confirms the schedule. Third-party or project-specific optical inspection reports can be arranged when UV transmittance, flatness, roughness, or dimensional records are required. Share the drawing file, equipment use scenario, target dimensions, and polishing requirement so Felix Glass can review material grade, machining route, inspection level, and packaging method.Matching Supporting Quartz Components

Quartz Glass Tubes

Quartz Rods

Special Structural Parts

One-stop Processing Service
Strict Optical & Thermal Test Standards
Engineering Custom FAQ
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Felix Glass offers highly flexible MOQ to support client projects, including prototype testing, small batch trial orders and large-volume mass production. All products can be fully customized according to your drawings, tolerances and application standards. Send us your specs to get an accurate price quote within 24 hours.
Yes, our FELIX GLASS factory supports sample testing for a wide range of precision optical glass components and assemblies. The lead time for sample production is 3 to 7 working days. Please contact us today to arrange samples and obtain a customized solution that meets your needs.
What is the production lead time for custom optical glass components?
Answer: The lead time for standard samples is 3–7 business days, while mass production takes 15–25 business days, depending on product complexity and order volume. We provide reliable, rapid delivery for orders serving the industrial, medical, automotive, and aerospace sectors. Please submit your project details to receive an accurate delivery schedule.
All FELIX GLASS precision optical glass components comply with ISO quality system standards, as well as CE and RoHS requirements. We provide comprehensive test reports, material certificates, and inspection documentation for customer review. Please feel free to request full certification details and a formal quotation today.
Yes. We provide a full range of in-house processing services, including CNC machining, precision grinding, optical polishing, vacuum coating (AR, AF, AG, IR), tempering, and screen printing. Every step—from raw material to finished product—is carried out within our own facility. Please let us know your requirements, and we will provide you with the most cost-effective solution.