Quartz Blower

A quartz blower (often referred to as a quartz technician or scientific glassblower) is a specialized artisan who manipulates quartz glass tubing and rods using high-temperature torches and lathes to create, repair, or modify components. They work with high-purity quartz for industries like semiconductor manufacturing, research, and laboratory equipment, often creating items like furnace tubes, gas discharge tubes, and reaction apparatuses. 

• Fabrication and Repair: Using oxy-fuel torches to cut, bend, weld, and shape quartz glass according to technical drawings or blueprints.
• Machine Operation: Utilizing lathe machines to rotate quartz pieces for even heating and precision fabrication.
• Precision Work: Utilizing tools like calipers and micrometers to measure, align, and ensure components meet strict tolerances.
• Annealing: Loading and unloading ovens to heat treat quartz parts, reducing stress and preventing cracks.
• Quality Control: Inspecting finished products for defects, structural integrity, and vacuum leaks.
• Safety and Maintenance: Maintaining a clean workspace, managing gas cylinders (oxygen/hydrogen), and ensuring safety protocols are followed.

1. Knowledgeable in using caliper and micrometer.

2. Basic experience in Lathe machine.

3. Computer literate is an advantage.

4. Excellent hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity.

5. Follow the required schedule and norms as required.