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NEXTREMA Glass-ceramics engineered and designed for extreme conditions

2 Contents 4 6 8 10 15 NEXTREMA High-tech & functional design material NEXTREMA An all-round talent All materials at a glance Standard forms of delivery Technical features

SCHOTT is a leading international technology group in the areas of specialty glass and glass-ceramics. With more than 130 years of outstanding development, materials and technology expertise we offer a broad portfolio of high-quality products and intelligent solutions that contribute to our customers success. This is also what the SCHOTT NEXTREMA brand stands for. With high-performance glass-ceramic, SCHOTT offers a portfolio of materials that opens completely new fields of application for engineers and designers with its exceptional technical properties. As a real multi-talent, NEXTREMA demonstrates what makes glass-ceramic a ground-breaking and unique solution, particularly in high temperature environments. 3

4 NEXTREMA High-tech & functional design material In the construction of technical applications, your main interest are physical and chemical parameters, robustness under extreme temperature loads and high chemical resistance. With NEXTREMA, we offer you a high-tech material with a variety of features. Particularly in high-temperature environments, where other materials such as plastic, conventional glass or metal show their limitations, NEXTREMA is your alternative. Colors and shapes are your world. You know that design is crucial for innovation and differentiation. No NEXTREMA is like another. We would like to supply you with glass-ceramic that corresponds to your requirements as precisely as possible. This is why NEXTREMA is available in six types, different shapes, and appearances. This material will give your design a ground-breaking face. Are you ready for innovative developments? Then start thinking of solutions never seen before.

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7 NEXTREMA An all-round talent With NEXTREMA we offer engineers and designers a unique and homogeneously colored glass-ceramic material platform that suits your needs. All six types have the following material benefits in common: Operating temperature up to 950 C (1,742 F) Warm, warmer, hot: NEXTREMA glass-ceramic shows its real strength under conditions of extreme temperatures. We have the right type of NEXTREMA for the widest range of temperatures up to 950 C (1,742 F). Near zero thermal expansion The innovative potential is expanded with NEXTREMA, not the material itself. The intelligent microstructure of NEXTREMA results in near zero thermal expansion, enabling the glass-ceramic to keep its shape in a high temperature environment. Thermal shock resistance Nothing shocks NEXTREMA. Quick change of temperature? Fire and ice? Thanks to the thermal shock resistance of NEXTREMA, thermal material failure is a thing of the past. Wide transmittance spectrum Specific to the type and thickness of NEXTREMA, there are different transmission ranges. These are important for certain technical applications. Surface resistance and gas impermeability Thanks to its unique surface finish, NEXTREMA has multiple resistance to acids and bases. This means it can be used in aggressive environments. Process inert Without discussion: NEXTREMA is practically process inert. Even under extreme conditions, the material will not have negative interactions with the process environment. There are no interfering process factors such as gas emissions from organic components. Robustness at high temperatures Strong under heat: NEXTREMA exceeds where other materials fail. This is why exceptionally high mechanical stability under high temperatures is important. It makes the crucial difference even with thin plates in large formats.

8 All materials at a glance In addition, each material type has further specific material benefits to offer engineers and designers alike a unique glass-ceramic material platform that suits your needs. NEXTREMA transparent (724-3) Highest thermal shock resistance of all NEXTREMA types Excellent transparency High transmission in short wave infrared (IR) range NEXTREMA translucent white (724-5) Broadest overall IR transmission window of all NEXTREMA types below 2,800 nm Highest level of chemical resistance against acids and alkali solutions Visible light reduction in combination with high IR transmission NEXTREMA opaque white (724-8) Highest maximum temperature resistance of up to 950 C (1,742 F) Visible light diffusing properties Highest level of chemical resistance against acids and alkali solutions

9 NEXTREMA tinted (712-3) Highest bending strength of all NEXTREMA types (of up to 165 MPa) Visible light reduction in combination with high IR transmission Thermal shock resistance of up to 800 C (1,472 F) NEXTREMA translucent bluegrey (712-6) Highest maximum temperature resistance of up to 950 C (1,742 F) Unique translucent design Visible light reduction in combination with high IR transmission NEXTREMA opaque grey (712-8) Highest maximum temperature resistance of up to 950 C (1,742 F) Highest thermal insulation properties of all NEXTREMA types due to lowest overall transmission in IR range

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11 Standard forms of delivery Current status of availability by material and form of delivery on request. Not all combinations are available. Other forms of delivery are available upon your request. Flat random sheets (without any edge treatment) Length Width Thickness 1,600 mm or 1, 954 mm 900 mm or 1,100 mm 3, 4, 5 mm (standard) 6 mm (on request) Flat cut-to-size panels Diameter Thickness 20 1, 075 mm 2 6 mm (standard) 8 16 mm (on request) Thickness Standard length Standard width Profile Min. Max. Min. Max. 2 mm 50 1, 915 mm 50 860 mm On request 3 mm 50 1,930 mm 50 1, 075 mm C, U, V 4 mm 50 1, 930 mm 50 1, 075 mm C, U, V 5 mm 50 1, 930 mm 50 1, 075 mm C, U, V 6 mm 50 1, 930 mm 50 1, 060 mm C, U, V 8 mm 50 on request 50 960 mm C, U, V Bent panels Formats of bent panels on request. Various shapes are available. Please contact us for further information.

12 Mechanical treatment Grinding profile Drilled borehole Bevelled edges (width) Lasering, polishing, sandblasting and printing* Seamed, C-,U-,V-Shape, others on request Ø 10 mm Ø 200 mm 5 mm 20 mm on request *Printing and decoration only on flat surface for laboratory and infrared (IR) heaters or hot plates.

13 Grinding profiles C-shape U-shape V-shape

14 Dimensional tolerances and material defects With regard to the specific format all of the following characteristics refer to the net size, as agreed upon with the customer. Other forms of delivery are available on request. Flat cut-to-size Characteristics / Areas / Location Tolerance Thickness t t = 2.0 mm t = 3.0 / 4.0 / 5.0 mm t = 6.0 mm Edge length l l 500 mm l > 500 mm Squareness (ISO 1101) (depending on the edge length l) l 500 mm l > 500 mm Flatness along the diagonal D (depending on edge length l) l 300 mm l > 300 mm Corner radius r r 5 mm r 20 mm r > 20 mm Drilled holes Diameter of drilled holes Borehole position to reference ± 0.3 mm ± 0.2 mm ± 0.3 mm ± 1.0 mm ± 1.5 mm 1.0 mm 1.5 mm 0.3 mm Max. 0.3% x D ± 5.0 mm ± 1.0 mm ± 2.0 mm ± 0.5 mm ± 1.5 mm Other forms of delivery are available on request.

15 Technical features All technical data presented in this product brochure must be understood as typical average values. Detailed information on the different material types is documented in separate material data sheets or will be provided on the customer s special request. Specifications are subject to change without prior notice. Values, for which no generally accepted measuring method exist, such as by a technical standard, are specified and explained. Please contact us for detailed information.

16 Optical characteristics General appearance Transparent, translucent white, opaque white, tinted, translucent bluegrey and opaque grey. One side with nubs available on request. Grooved surface for tinted, translucent bluegrey and opaque grey on request. NEXTREMA 724-8 opaque white NEXTREMA 712-3 tinted NEXTREMA 712-6 translucent bluegrey NEXTREMA 724-3 transparent NEXTREMA 724-5 translucent white NEXTREMA 712-8 opaque grey Transmission [%] 100 80 60 40 20 0 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 Wavelength [nm] This graph is based on data from individual measurements. Deviations may result from manufacturing process. Typical transmission graph of different ceramization states with sample thickness of approximately 4 mm.

17 Mechanical characteristics (at room temperature) r approx. 2.5 2.6 g/cm 3 Density E approx. 84 95 x 10³ MPa μ approx. 0.25 0.26 HK 0.1 / 20 approx. 570 600 s bb approx. 100 165 MPa The impact resistance of NEXTREMA depends on the kind of installation, size, thickness and geometry of the panel, type of impact and especially on drilled holes and their position in the material. Modulus of elasticity (ASTM C-1259) Poisson s ratio (ASTM C-1259) Knoop hardness (ISO 9385) Bending strength (DIN EN 1288, Part 5, R45) Impact resistance Therefore, information regarding impact resistance can only be given with knowledge of the respective and defined application (especially in combination with the technical standards regarding impact resistance that have to be met for some applications). The quality of the grinding profile has an important influence according to the impact resistance. 0 % Material 724-3 (t = 4 mm) R a 0.20 μm Rms 0.25 μm Porosity (ISO 9385) Roughness

18 Thermal characteristics Excellent temperature and thermal shock resistance NEXTREMA performs even when exposed to high temperatures or rapid temperature changes. Due to its excellent resistance to temperatures of up to 950 C (1,742 F) and thermal shocks NEXTREMA is the ideal solution for high temperature applications where glass properties are beneficial. Coefficient of linear thermal expansion (DIN ISO 51045-1, DIN ISO 7991) In certain applications, the coefficient of mean linear thermal expansion and, therefore, the total change of length of a NEXTREMA part within a specified temperature range is important to its function. The following mean coefficient values and the graph on the right show the temperature dependency. CTE in different temperature ranges a (-50 C; 100 C) -0.8 0.6 x 10-6 K -1 a (0 C; 50 C) -0.8 0.6 x 10-6 K -1 a (20 C; 300 C) -0.4 0.9 x 10-6 K -1 a (300 C; 700 C) 0.1 1.6 x 10-6 K -1

19 Thermal expansion in dependence on the temperature (for selected NEXTREMA types) 0,08 0,07 0,06 0,05 0,04 0,03 0,02 0,01 0,00-0,01-0,02-100 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 NEXTREMA 712-3 tinted NEXTREMA 724-3 transparent NEXTREMA 724-8 opaque white Relative change of length for different temperatures Temperature [ C] C p (20 100 C) 0.80 0.85 J / (g x K) Specific heat capacity l (90 C) 1.5 1.7 W / (m x K) MTG 400 800 K Resistance of the material to temperature differences between a defined hot zone and cold edge of room temperature, without cracking due to thermal stress. Thermal conductivity (DIN 51936, ASTM E 1461-01) Maximum temperature gradient (MTG) TSR 600 820 C ( 1,112 1,508 F) Resistance of the material to thermal shock when the hot material is splashed with cold water at room temperature, without cracking due to thermal stress. The temperature / time load capacity specifies the maximum permissible temperatures for load times of the material, below which no cracking should occur due to thermal stress. The temperature / time load data for uneven and even temperature distributions (e.g. homogeneous heating conditions) within the material are different. Thermal shock resistance (TSR) Temperatur / time load capacity (TTLC) TTLC / Short term load (1h) [ C] > 650 950 / [ F] > 1,202 1,742 TTLC / Continuous load (5,000 h) [ C] > 550 850 / [ F] > 1,022 1,562 Homogeneous heating of the material TTLC / Short term load (1h) [ C] 450 750 / [ F] 842 1,382 TTLC / Continuous load (5,000 h) [ C] 400 560 / [ F] 752 1,040 Inhomogeneous heating of the material

20 Chemical characteristics Principal constituents (reference: DIN EN 1748-2-1) The principal constituents of all the ceramic materials are as follows: Component Symbol Percentage per mass Silicon dioxide SiO 2 50 % 80 % Aluminium oxide Al 2 O 3 15 % 27 % Lithium oxide Li 2 O 0 % 5 % Zinc oxide ZnO 0 % 5 % Titanium oxide TiO 2 0 % 5 % Zirconium oxide ZrO 2 0 % 5 % Magnesium oxide MgO 0 % 8 % Calcium oxide CaO 0 % 8 % Barium oxide BaO 0 % 8 % Sodium oxide Na 2 O 0 % 2 % Potassium oxide K 2 O 0 % 2 % Other (trace content on request) 0 % 5 % The materials do not contain any harmful substances according to the European directive 2002/95/EC Hazardous Substances in electrical and electronically Equipment and fulfill the terms of RoHS without any concerns. End of life usage Chemical resistance Federal Republic of Germany waste disposal regulations differentiate five classes of waste, Z0 (non-restricted disposal), Z3 (household waste), and up to Z5 (highly toxic waste). All NEXTREMA materials are classified as non-restricted disposal. Local government regulations may differ. Please contact the local authority if needed. NEXTREMA must not be disposed of in recycling boxes for standard glass (e.g. glass bottles). The chemical resistance of NEXTREMA is more extensive than that of most other comparable materials. Acid resistance (DIN 12116) S 1 2 Alkaline resistance (ISO 695) A 1 2 Hydrolytic class (DIN ISO 719) HGB 1

21 Specific electrical volume resistance at different temperatures for selected NEXTREMA types (log r [Ω cm]) 10 9 8 7 NEXTREMA 712-3 tinted NEXTREMA 724-3 transparent NEXTREMA 724-8 opaque white 6 5 4 3 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 Temperature [ C] Electrical characteristics Specific electrical volume resistance (DIN 52326) log p (250 C) Ω cm 6.6 7.2 log p (350 C) Ω cm 5.2 5.7 t K100 C 175 207 e R (1 MHz, 25 C) 6.5 7.8 tan d (1 MHz, 25 C) 0.002 0.02 Dielectric constant (DIN 53483) Dielectric loss tangent (DIN 53483) Acoustic characteristics V Long. [m/s] 6,300 6,700 Acoustic velocity (ASTM C-1259) The acoustic velocity value is valid for longitudinal propagation of acoustic waves and is a calculated value, using measurements according to the referred standard.

22 NEXTREMA is open for your ideas Can you imagine NEXTREMA being used in your product solution or project? Then do not hesitate to contact us for further technical evaluation and consultancy. We will gladly be of assistance: info.nextrema@schott.com Phone +49 (0)6131/66-25431 www.schott.com/nextrema It is the sole responsibility of the customer to evaluate and determine whether NEXTREMA, in particular its quality and product characteristics, is fit for the intended use and application as envisioned by the customer. All product descriptions and technical information provided by SCHOTT AG do not release the customer from their responsibility to check the suitability for the intended use, including, without limitation, the processing and combination with other materials, and application. Use, installation and application is beyond SCHOTT s control and the sole responsibility of the customer. SCHOTT AG strongly recommends the customer to perform usability tests during the application design and development phase of the final product.

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SCHOTT AG Hattenbergstrasse 10 55122 Mainz Germany Phone +49 (0)6131/66-25431 info.nextrema@schott.com www.schott.com/nextrema 50126 ENGLISH/ROW 04/2019 ali/schmidt Printed in Germany