Temperature glass melting point

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Glass melting point summary

median | 1700 deg C
highest | 1720 deg C (S-glass fiber, generic)
lowest | 800 deg C (borosilicate glass)

Categorized list: 

800 deg C | borosilicate glass
1090 deg C | Mid-Mountain Materials Cermex PR 1000
1120 deg C | Mid-Mountain Materials Hytex 1000,Mid-Mountain Materials Padmat MT1000
1250 deg C | borosilicate glass, low expansion
1480 deg C | Mid-Mountain Materials Hytex 1400
1650 deg C | Mid-Mountain Materials Cermex PR 2200,Mid-Mountain Materials Cermex PR 2300U
1700 deg C | Mid-Mountain Materials Cermex MT1800,Mid-Mountain Materials Siltex 10,Mid-Mountain Materials Siltex 18,Mid-Mountain Materials Siltex 20,Mid-Mountain Materials Siltex 36,Mid-Mountain Materials Siltex 40,Mid-Mountain Materials Turbomat MT1800,Mid-Mountain Materials Turbosil 18 HS,Mid-Mountain Materials Turbosil 35 HS
1720 deg C | E-glass fiber, generic,S-glass fiber, generic | (in degrees Celsius)

Mirror Glass Melt 

LSST Mirror Glass Melt

March 29, 2008 You're watching hot glass melt inside the rotating oven of the University of Arizona's Mirror Lab. When cooled, the glass will form the primary and tertiary mirrors of the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope, a unique wide-field survey telescope expected to see first light in 2014 from Cerro Pachón in Chile. The glass melted over several hours to the consistency of honey before seeping between ceramic molds. When cooled to a solid surface, the glass is ready for grinding and polishing into the proper shape for the telescope's mirrors.

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Glass Blowing: A Technical Manual 

This lavish volume celebrates the art of glass blowing by explaining the processes and illustrating the techniques with a dazzling array of finished pieces. Beginning with tools and equipment, it offers a practical overview of the basic techniques-how to gather molten glass from the furnace, shape glass, and use jacks-while making a variety of solid glass objects. Glass Blowing goes on to explain the importance of the punty iron and instructs on how to blow a tumbler, vase, bowl, and plate before advancing to the techniques needed to make stemware and handles. The use of color is one of the defining qualities of studio glass, and the author encourages the artist to experiment with a range of techniques to introduce color and originality to their work.

Glass Blowing: A Technical Manual

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