The origin and application of glass marbles
Marbles originated in the late 19th century and were originally used for children’s games and entertainment. They are made of glass material and come in various patterns and colors. Over time, the use of glass marbles has expanded into many different fields. In the industrial field, glass marbles are widely used in the fields of grinding, polishing and sandblasting. They can be used as abrasives to remove dirt and imperfections from the surface of materials. At the same time, glass marbles can also create a smooth and smooth effect to the surface during the polishing process, thereby improving the quality and aesthetics of the product. In addition to the industrial field, glass marbles are often used as sealing elements for speed sensors, flow meters and valves. They can realize flow measurement and control in different liquid and gas environments, so they are widely used in petrochemical, chemical, water treatment and medical equipment and other fields. In addition, glass marbles have also been widely used in the field of art. Many artists use them to create glass artwork such as glass domes, glass lampshades, and sculptures. In conclusion, glass marbles are widely used in many industrial and artistic fields due to their excellent polishing and fluid control properties.