The packaging of tungsten wire for glass heating usually needs to consider factors such as high temperature tolerance, oxidation resistance, moisture resistance, and transportation safety. The following are some common packaging methods and precautions:

Tungsten wire is often used in glass heating environments due to its high melting point (about 3422℃), high strength and good conductivity, especially in high temperature processes such as glass melting, molding or annealing. The following are the key characteristics and requirements of tungsten wire in the use environment of glass heating:

The quality control of tungsten wire for glass heating involves multiple key links such as raw materials, production, and testing to ensure its stable performance, high temperature resistance and long service life.

The detection of tungsten wire for glass heating mainly involves its physical properties, chemical stability and electrical characteristics to ensure its safety and reliability during high-temperature heating. The following are the key points and methods of detection: