AC8731 Alumina Crucible, Al2O3 Crucible Conical, 95%, 25 mL

Alumina Crucible, Al2O3 Crucible Conical, 95%, 25 mL Description

The Alumina Crucible, Al2O3 Crucible Conical, 95%, 25 mL is manufactured from 95% alumina. It features a 25 mL volume with a density range of 3.7–3.9 g/cm³ and high mechanical strength parameters (flexural strength ≥300 MPa and compressive strength ~1800–2200 MPa). The material's 25 W/(m·K) thermal conductivity and resistance to temperatures up to 1500 ℃ make it suitable for controlled high-temperature processing, while its electrical insulation properties support applications requiring minimal electrical conduction.

Alumina Crucible, Al2O3 Crucible Conical, 95%, 25 mL Characteristics

*The above product information is based on theoretical data and is for reference only. Actual specifications may vary.

Alumina Crucible, Al2O3 Crucible Conical, 95%, 25 mL Applications

Industrial Applications
- Use as a high-temperature processing vessel in furnace operations to control material melts by leveraging its defined thermal conductivity and mechanical strength.
- Applied as a container for calorimetric experiments to achieve accurate temperature profiles by utilising its chemical inertness.

Laboratory Applications
- Serves as a reaction vessel for controlled high-temperature chemical synthesis to achieve minimal contamination by exploiting its high purity alumina composition.
- Frequently used in materials testing setups to provide a chemically inert and thermally stable environment for experimental procedures.

Alumina Crucible, Al2O3 Crucible Conical, 95%, 25 mL Packing

The crucible is individually packaged in cushioned, anti-static containers lined with protective foam to minimise mechanical impact during shipping. It is stored in a controlled environment to avoid moisture and contamination. Custom packaging options, such as sealed inert gas packaging or specialised labeling, are available to meet specific handling and storage requirements.

Additional Information

Alumina crucibles are a critical component in high-temperature processing environments. Their use in both laboratory and industrial settings stems from alumina's inherent chemical inertness and thermal stability. Research in ceramic engineering continues to optimise sintering processes to improve the physical properties of alumina, ensuring performance consistency across various applications.

Understanding the broader context of ceramic materials, alumina serves as a base material in several high-temperature applications due to its ability to resist thermal shock and chemical attack. This makes it a frequently studied material within the fields of materials science and thermal processing technologies.