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Small silicon carbide ceramic crucibles offer exceptional thermal stability, optimized mechanical strength, and superior chemical resistance. Designed for high-temperature applications, they ensure reliable durability, efficient heat transfer, and excellent corrosion resistance.
Product Overview
The small silicon carbide ceramic crucible, also known as a high-temperature melting ceramic cup, is a high-performance tool designed for laboratory and industrial melting applications. Made from silicon carbide (SiC), these crucibles feature smooth inner and outer surfaces with uniform wall thickness to ensure stability and durability in high-temperature environments. With exceptional temperature resistance, they can be used at temperatures up to 1600°C, making them ideal for high-temperature melting and chemical reaction processes.
Features
- Extreme Temperature Resistance: Capable of withstanding temperatures up to 1600°C, making them perfect for high-temperature melting and chemical reactions.
- Excellent Mechanical Strength and Wear Resistance: High flexural and compressive strength ensure durability and stability even under extreme conditions.
- Outstanding Chemical Stability: The chemical inertness of silicon carbide allows the crucible to effectively resist corrosion from various chemicals, making it suitable for handling chemicals and molten metals.
- High Thermal Conductivity and Thermal Stability: With excellent thermal conductivity and thermal shock resistance, the crucible maintains structural integrity during rapid heating and cooling.
- Optimized Design: Uniform wall thickness and smooth surface treatment ensure even heating at high temperatures and reliable long-term use.
Applications
- Laboratory Research: Widely used in material science and chemical engineering fields for high-temperature melting and chemical analysis of substances.
- Industrial Melting: Particularly suitable for metal processing and refining industries, handling high-melting-point metals such as tungsten and platinum.
- Chemical Processing: Ideal for high-temperature chemical reactions, especially when handling corrosive chemicals.
- Material Testing: Extensively used for high-temperature performance testing, especially in the development and testing of refractory materials.
