Alumina Crucibles


The crucibles are made from high purity Alumina (Al2O3) (99.7%). Alumina possesses a high melting point, strong hardness, and good chemical stability. It has found use in a range of high temperature applications such as metal processing / molten glass, rapid thermal cycling, gemstone purification for jewelry industry, alkaline electrolysis, elevated chemical process, etc.

Catalogue NumberApprox. Capacity (ml)Top Diameter (mm)Bottom Diameter (mm)Height (mm)Price
MD-10055251528$10.75
MD-101010291834$12.59
MD-102020352442$15.97
MD-105050483054$20.67
MD-1100100583568$25.84
MD-1150150664080$32.69
MD-1250250794293$40.40
MD-150050010060116$60.23
MD-175075011270132$80.68
MD-11000100012582148$102.28


Catalogue NumberApprox. Capacity (ml)Diameter (mm)Height (mm)Price
MD-200551926$12.75
MD-2010A102525$13.59
MD-2010B102233$13.59
MD-2050504535$19.67
MD-21001004095$24.84
MD-225025060100$36.40
MD-250050072148$60.23

Property:
Purity: ≥ 99.7 %
Density: 3.85 g/cm3
Compressive Strength: 2500 Mpa
Flexural Strength: 360 Mpa
Thermal Shock: good
Max service temperature: 1750°C (3182°F)

Storage:
Alumina crucibles should be stored in a dry place. If they get wet, let the crucible dry naturally before using them. If crucible is dried by placing in a dryer or an oven, please make sure that the dry process goes slowly.

Use Instruction:
Alumina crucibles are fragile. Please handle them carefully and avoid collision during unpacking, transportation, handling and cleaning.

         Before use: Before using alumina crucibles, check them if any cracks exist. Crucibles with cracks should not be used.

         Material Load: Load a appropriate amount of materials in alumina crucibles. Too many materials can increase the possibility of uneven heating.

         Heating: Alumina crucibles are sensitive to thermal shock. Try to warm up a furnace chamber slowly. A heating rate between 150°C ~ 300°C/hour is recommended for the first 1-1.5 hours so that the crucibles can be evenly heated to reduce the impact of thermal shock. It should take about 3 hours to reach the desired high temperature.

         Cooling: To lower the temperature as gradually as possible. The cooling down rate should be half of the heating rate. If possible, arrange for consecutive heating of furnace to maintain a hot crucible. If taking the crucibles out of furnace into room temperature to pour the melted material, try to control the process as short as possible.


                  May 19, 2012

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