What Is Quartz Wafer and What Are Its Properties?

Quartz 4”,(ST-Cut) is one of the products that form the raw material of chips. Quartz Wafer can be fabricated at different sizes, different thicknesses, one side or two sides polished. Quartz Wafer is formed as a result of a process where at first quartz monocrystals are generated through hydrothermal synthesis.

During this process high quality particles of quartz are positioned at the bottom of a vessel which is loaded with NaOH. Quartz starts to crystallize at around 400°C and between 1000 and 1500 bar pressure. This crystallization eventually creates monocrystals and may take even days. The generated quartz monocrystals are polished after being sliced into wafers and finally reveal Quartz 4”,(AT-Cut) Wafers.

Quartz 4”,(X-Cut) has high thermal conductivity, high anti-corrosion, feature of high working temperature and good optical transmittance. For all these reasons Quartz Wafer is appropriate for the production of optical lenses, photomasks, microwave filters, semiconductors and for optical fiber applications.

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