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Circular Sight Glass — Tempered Soda Lime DIN 8902

Our tempered soda lime sight glasses are designed for durability and impact resistance and are widely used in less extreme industrial environments.After undergoing a specialized tempering process, soda lime glass’s strength and resistance to physical shock are greatly increased making it a cost-effective option for general applications.

These glasses are particularly valued for their clarity and versatility as a more economical option for various applications including water treatment, low-pressure vessels and environmental monitoring equipment. Their circular shape allows for easy installation and observation, supporting safe and efficient process monitoring.

While not as resistant to high temperature and chemical exposure as borosilicate or quartz glass , tempered soda lime glass offers a reliable and affordable solution for a broad range of industrial needs.

DIN 8902 Tempered Soda Lime Sight Glass by Zight

Specifications

Glass TypeSoda Lime
Maximum Diameter350mm
Minimum Thickness5mm
Maximum Thickness25mm
Transformation temp525°C (977°F) (ISO 7884-8)
Thermal shock resistance50°C (122°F) (ISO 7884)
Max working pressureRefer to table below
Expansion Coefficient9.17 x 10-6K-1
Hydrolytic ClassClass 4

TOLERANCES

TOLERANCES
DIAMETER (d)

Specifications

10 ≤ t ≤ 20mm20mm < t
+ 0.5mm - 0.25mm+ 0.8mm - 0.4mm

Circular Sight Glass. Tempered Soda Lime. DIN8902

Pressure resistance for tempered soda lime glass is determined by several factors including the overall diameter of the glass, the visible (or unsupported) diameter of the glass and the thickness of the glass. Refer to the chart below for some commonly used sizes and their respective maximum recommended pressure ratings.

Circular Sight Glass. Tempered Soda Lime. DIN8902

d1Total glass diameter
d2Visible glass diameter
ρPressure in BAR
δSafety factor (5 recommended)
σSurface compressive stress (70N/mm2)