Explore precision-redrawn capillary tubes, cavity filters, and high-purity optical components fabricated for laser assemblies, chromatography, and semiconductor processing.
How our thermal draw processes, chemical purity profiles, and sub-micron dimensional metrology solve tomorrow’s analytical and photonics challenges.
Utilizing closed-loop laser gauge monitoring across vertical drawing towers, our capillary fabrication achieves continuous inner-diameter (ID) variance monitoring within ±0.002 mm. Our optimized tension algorithms prevent cross-sectional ovality drift across single draw runs exceeding 500 meters.
Meeting harsh spectroscopic environments requires custom synthetic matrices. By adjusting OH content (<1 ppm in JGS3 infrared grades to >1200 ppm in deep UV JGS1) and fluorine doping, we alter core-to-cladding refractive index steps, suppressing internal transmission loss down to 185 nm.
Our flame-polished inner bores achieve surface roughness parameters down to Ra < 0.5 nm without chemical etching defects. This smooth boundary layer prevents sample adsorption in capillary zone electrophoresis (CZE), nanofluidic chromatography, and ultra-high-pressure liquid delivery systems.
Engineered capillary geometries designed to withstand high thermodynamic cycles, corrosive matrixes, and intense photonic loads.
High-purity capillary tubing acts as the primary separation channel in GC-MS instruments. Chemically inert synthetic silica prevents silanol activity, while high burst strength (>100 bar for thick-walled designs) ensures stability under violent mobile-phase phase changes.
Rectangular and square capillary bores provide flat external optical faces that minimize refraction during high-speed laser interrogation. Ideal for sheath-flow cells, cell sorting assemblies, and real-time DNA capillary arrays requiring 100% optical consistency.
Micro-structured capillary tubing provides exact concentric channels for specialty fiber centering, pigtailed collimators, and array connectors. With coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) matching 5.5 × 10⁻⁷ /°C, our quartz sleeves prevent optical drift over extreme temperature ramps.
Select the optimal substrate based on spectral transmission cutoffs, chemical purity, and operating thresholds.
| Substrate Material | Transmission Band | Hydroxyl (OH) Content | Strain / Softening Point | Primary Industrial Use Case |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JGS1 Synthetic Fused Silica | 185 nm – 2,500 nm | < 1200 ppm | 1070 °C / 1730 °C | Deep-UV capillary electrophoresis, laser flow cells, excimer applications |
| JGS2 Optical Fused Quartz | 220 nm – 2,500 nm | < 30 ppm | 1070 °C / 1680 °C | Chromatography sleeves, sight viewports, analytical high-temperature tubing |
| JGS3 Low-OH Infrared Quartz | 260 nm – 3,500 nm | < 5 ppm | 1120 °C / 1680 °C | FTIR instrumentation, pyrometric sleeves, mid-IR fluidic delivery |
| Borosilicate 3.3 Glass | 350 nm – 2,500 nm | N/A (Aluminoborosilicate) | 525 °C / 825 °C | Cost-effective medical disposables, non-UV fluidics, lab-on-a-chip connectors |
| Doped / Attenuated Fused Quartz | Tailored Cutoffs (e.g. UV Block) | Custom Doped Matrix | ~1050 °C / 1650 °C | Dermatology aesthetic handles, flash lamp cooling envelopes, Nd:YAG cavity tubes |
Combining cold machining, high-temperature flame fusion, and computer-controlled drawing under one operational roof in Tianjin, China since 2010.
By consolidating horizontal glass cutting, ultrasonic drilling, oxyhydrogen flame welding, and cleanroom packaging within our 3,000+ m² plant, we eliminate third-party subcontractor delays and cross-contamination risks.
To insulate OEM partners from global raw ingot shortages, we maintain a permanent buffer of certified domestic and imported synthetic silica blocks, ensuring standard capillary lead times remain under 3 weeks even during supply contractions.
Every custom technical drawing (STEP, DWG, PDF) undergoes review within 24 working hours. Our veteran tooling engineers assess aspect ratios, thermal strain profiles, and tolerance costs before production lines spin up.
Enterprise buyers face complex logistical and technical bottlenecks when procuring wholesale quartz capillary tubes. We systematically eliminate risks.
For high-throughput analytical instrument makers, slight bore discrepancies cause uncalibrated flow rates. We deploy automated non-contact optical micrometer stages to verify OD/ID profiles over 100% of finished lots with comprehensive inspection charts.
Capillary tubing breaks during long-distance air and sea freight when improperly immobilized. We utilize precision custom foam cradles, sealed vacuum bags, and rigid shock-damped PVC protective containers that achieve zero-defect international arrivals.
Whether you require 50 custom prototype capillary cells for clinical validation or 200,000 meters of precision canework for global chromatographic instrument manufacturing, our flexible scheduling ensures smooth ramp-up curves without tooling bottlenecks.
Ensuring cross-border compliance through accredited testing, rigorous material certifications, and dedicated engineering consultation.
Every shipment comes paired with a Certificate of Conformance (CoC), raw ingot spectral transmittance graphs, trace element ICP-MS documentation, and dimensional inspection sheets verified against ISO 9001 quality management procedures.
All quartz and synthetic fused silica components are 100% heavy-metal-free, inorganic, and compliant with EU RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU and REACH (EC 1907/2006) regulations, streamlining entry into medical and consumer hardware pipelines.
Bypass conventional trading agents. Sourcing teams interface directly with BY Photonics applications engineers via dedicated online teleconferences, ensuring real-time clarification of geometric tolerances, bevel treatments, and custom coatings.
Authoritative insights addressing critical tolerances, thermal thresholds, and custom machining options for quartz capillary tube manufacturing.
Tailored assemblies including fluorine-doped capillaries, borosilicate viewports, synthetic sapphire, and laser pump reflectors for harsh working conditions.