Ceramic melting crucible 200 ml, up to 1,700 °C
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Description
Two hundred milliliters is the smallest size in this range, for anyone working with small quantities of steel or alloy.
The material is 99.7% aluminum oxide, which withstands temperatures up to 1,700 °C. That puts you in the range where a graphite crucible gives out at 1,450 °C.
Features
- Fast heat-up time
- Even heat conduction across the entire wall
- Minimal slag adhesion
- For melting steel and special alloys
Use
- Preheating is essential; do it thoroughly
- Heat the crucible evenly, otherwise cracks will form
- Never heat it above 1,700 °C
- Fill to two-thirds at most to prevent oxidation and cracking
Please note
The source data lists the same height, outer diameter and weight for every capacity in this range. That can't be right, so those values are not stated here. Request the exact dimensions before you order.
Specifications
- Material: 99.7% aluminum oxide (Al2O3)
- Capacity: approx. 0.2 liters
- Maximum temperature: 1,700 °C
- Application: steel grades and special alloys
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