PYREX® 7740 is a borosilicate glass from CORNING® with excellent thermal properties. A low expansion coefficient of only about one-third of that of soda-lime glass materials ensures high thermal shock resistance. The material has been used to manufacture temperature-resistant optics for a long time.
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Unprocessed PYREX® 7740 borosilicate glass comes in unpolished large blocks or as rolled sheets. We can grind, polish, and further process these materials to meet customer-specific requirements. |
PYREX® 7740 wafers are a standard for the semiconductor industry. They are a perfect solution for the anodic bonding of glass to silicon because the thermal expansion of the PYREX® borosilicate glass closely matches that of silicon.
A much better chemical resistance than soda-lime materials and exquisite optical transmission over a wide wavelength range made PYREX® 7740 a versatile option for many optical applications that were not possible with ordinary soda-lime glass. For even higher temperature applications, you might be interested in our optical quartz glass materials. For very heat-resistant sight glasses, our fused quartz with sight glass quality could be a solution.
Please use the button below to request a quotation for windows, substrates, wafers, or other optics made of PYREX® with individual dimensions.
*Important Note:
PYREX® 7740 rolled sheets and block glasses were discontinued many years ago. However, CORNING® meanwhile released a new product called PYREX® Micro-Electro Glass, now available from us in thicknesses of 0.5 mm, 0.7 mm, and 1.1 mm.
Further detailed glass specifications are available on request.
All data and specifications given are average guide values and are not guaranteed. Moreover, please consider the “Notes on Specifications”.© 1994 – 2026 Präzisions Glas & Optik GmbH
Last update: July 15, 2026