In practical applications, appropriate surface treatment processes or combinations of multiple processes can be selected for comprehensive treatment based on the specific use and performance requirements of the glass balls.

Specialty glass balls, as the core raw material for glass microfibers used in air filter paper, directly determine the filtration performance and lifespan of the final product due to their chemical stability.

Equipment aging or design defects, such as wear on the agitator or an unreasonable flow channel structure, can lead to unstable glass liquid flow and make it difficult to remove trapped air bubbles.

This advantage does not stem from added chemical additives, but is rooted in its inorganic silicate nature—from atomic structure to macroscopic properties, glass microfibers inherently possess the ability to resist thermal decomposition and flame erosion,

In modern industrial and health protection systems, air cleanliness is no longer just a matter of comfort; it is directly related to production yield, equipment lifespan, and even human respiratory safety.

In modern air filtration systems, the performance of the filter media directly determines indoor air quality, equipment operating efficiency, and even human health.