Any product should pay attention to certain maintenance techniques during use, otherwise it can easily lead to a significant reduction in service life. Experimental products made from organic glass processing such as transparent test chambers, incubators, glove boxes, vacuum boxes, static boxes, assimilation boxes, etc. are no exception. Many friends may not have much knowledge about the use and maintenance of organic glass processing products. In order to facilitate everyone's understanding, we will summarize specific techniques for you:

Maintenance tips for the use of organic glass processing products (transparent test box, incubator, glove box, vacuum box, static box, assimilation box)

1. Organic glass processing products that are blurred or unclean due to slight scratches or dust adsorption caused by static electricity can be wiped clean with a soft cloth dipped in 1% soapy water.

2. When using or processing organic glass, care should be taken to avoid scratching the surface. The hardness of the surface of organic glass processed products is equivalent to that of aluminum, which is prone to scratches. If scratched, the original glossy surface can be restored by polishing.

3. Because organic glass sheets have a certain coefficient of expansion, the thermal expansion and contraction factors of organic glass sheets must be considered during installation, and there must be a space gap for expansion and contraction during assembly. This is a detail that needs to be noted during the assembly process of organic glass processing products.

4. Organic glass processing products should not exceed a temperature of 90 degrees Celsius during continuous use, as the thermal deformation stability of ordinary organic glass plates is about 100 degrees Celsius, thus avoiding high-temperature deformation of organic glass.

The above is a detailed introduction to the use and maintenance techniques of organic glass processing products, including transparent test chambers, incubators, glove boxes, vacuum chambers, static chambers, assimilation chambers, etc. Of course, the above is only a textual introduction. In order to maintain organic glass processing products well, we still need to practice more in practical work or life.