How to solve the problems related to the glass material of pipeline sight glasses in an hydrofluoric acid environment

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For optical automatic layer detection equipment used in environments with hydrofluoric acid, it is necessary that the glass of the pipeline sight glass have a certain degree of light transmittance; ordinary glass cannot withstand hydrofluoric acid. Is there any good solution?

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