>99.6% Alumina (Al2O3) Cylindrical Crucible, 500 ml capacity. Inert to hydrogen, carbon and refractory metals; can be used at operating temperatures to 1750°C in both oxidizing and reducing atmospheres.Heating and Cooling InstructionsAlumina is sensitive to thermal shock. Try to warm up the furnace chamber slowly. Heating rate of 150-300°C per hour is recommended for the first 1-1.5 hours to reduce the impact of thermal shock.Lower the temperature as gradually as possible. Cooling down rate is often half of the heating rate (75-150°C per hour). 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 make the process as gradual as possible.Capacity:500mlDiameter:2.84"(7.214cm)Height:5.83"(14.808cm)This item is suitable for making:Ceramic crucibles and trays
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| Country/Region Of Manufacture | United States |
>99.6% Alumina (Al2O3) Cylindrical Crucible, 500 ml capacity. Inert to hydrogen, carbon and refractory metals; can be used at operating temperatures to 1750°C in both oxidizing and reducing atmospheres.Heating and Cooling InstructionsAlumina is sensitive to thermal shock. Try to warm up the furnace chamber slowly. Heating rate of 150-300°C per hour is recommended for the first 1-1.5 hours to reduce the impact of thermal shock.Lower the temperature as gradually as possible. Cooling down rate is often half of the heating rate (75-150°C per hour). 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 make the process as gradual as possible.Capacity:500mlDiameter:2.84″(7.214cm)Height:5.83″(14.808cm)This item is suitable for making:Ceramic crucibles and trays