Glass Uses Copper Oxide

Description

Copper I Oxide is an inorganic substance. The Copper Oxide formula is CuO. Copper Oxide is a pigment material for glass, ceramics, and enamel. In addition, it is also an optical glass polishing agent, a desulfurized for oils, a catalyst for organic synthesis, and a raw material for artificial gemstones and other copper oxides.

At this moment, let’s talk about the Application of Copper I Oxide Powder in the Glass Coloring Process:

CuO powder is a glass pigment usually used for coloring soda glass, lime glass, and quartz glass. The particle size of the metal powder plays a vital role in the coloring of the glass. In particular, CuO can give the glass an aquamarine color, typically 1-3% CuO. Still, a copper-ruby glass is formed if the CuO is reduced by specific heat treatment.

The importance of Copper Monoxide quality in glass making. CuO powders are available in different grades, such as high purity or ultra-fine particle size, for complete dispersion when mixed during glass production. Toplus carefully selects the raw materials and guarantees the quality control of the CuO batches delivered. Black CuO is an inorganic free-flowing powder compound that comes in standard packaging. For specific needs, TOPLUS can provide tailor-made packaging according to customer requirements.

How to choose the best quality CuO product for your glass production?
Please get in touch with Toplus for details on our CuO specifications and its COA or Safety Data Sheets (SDS).