Beryllium oxide ceramic crucibles offer exceptional thermal conductivity, optimized chemical stability, and superior mechanical strength. Designed for high-temperature applications, they ensure efficient heat transfer, extended durability, and reliable performance in demanding environments.
Product Overview
The Beryllium Oxide Ceramic Crucible is made from high-purity beryllium oxide (BeO), a material known for its excellent thermal conductivity and thermal stability. It is widely used in high-temperature melting, metal processing, and other high-precision industrial applications. Due to its superior thermal conductivity, beryllium oxide ceramic crucibles are ideal for melting rare and high-purity metals, such as beryllium (Be), zirconium (Zr), platinum (Pt), and vanadium (V). This crucible plays a crucial role in industries such as defense, nuclear energy, metallurgy, and electronics.
Features
- High Thermal Conductivity: Rapidly conducts heat, effectively reducing temperature fluctuations and ensuring stability in high-temperature environments.
- Excellent Thermal Stability: Maintains outstanding chemical stability and physical structure under high temperatures, making it suitable for high-temperature melting and chemical reactions.
- High Purity Material: Made from high-purity beryllium oxide, ensuring the precision and durability of the crucible.
- Good Chemical Stability: Resistant to high temperatures and corrosion, suitable for processing high-melting-point metals.
Applications
- Military Manufacturing: Used for manufacturing high-precision components, particularly for material processing in high-temperature environments.
- Nuclear Energy: Serves as a neutron moderator and a key component in other nuclear-related equipment.
- Metallurgical Engineering: Used for melting high-melting-point metals and rare metals, providing stable support during high-temperature smelting processes.
- Electronics Industry: Used in integrated circuit substrates, heat sinks, and other critical components, ensuring efficient heat dissipation and stability of electronic devices.
- Rocket Manufacturing: Employed in material processing and precision equipment manufacturing in high-temperature and high-pressure environments.