AC9830 Alumina Crucible, Al2O3 Crucible Cylindrical, 99%, 130 mL

Alumina Crucible, Al2O3 Crucible Cylindrical, 99%, 130 mL Description

This alumina crucible is engineered for high-temperature processes where chemical inertness and mechanical integrity are critical. The cylindrical design ensures uniform heat distribution, while the high compressive and flexural strengths support demanding thermal cycles. Made from ≥99% pure alumina, the crucible is suited for laboratory furnaces and industrial melt processes. Its properties, including a density of 3.7-3.9 g/cm³ and a thermal conductivity of 30 W/(m·K), provide a stable environment for material processing.

Alumina Crucible, Al2O3 Crucible Cylindrical, 99%, 130 mL Characteristics

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

Alumina Crucible, Al2O3 Crucible Cylindrical, 99%, 130 mL Applications

Industrial Applications
- Used as a melting container in metal processing to achieve controlled temperature profiles by leveraging high thermal conductivity and chemical inertness.
- Applied as a component in high-temperature furnaces for material synthesis to ensure dimensional stability and resistance to thermal shock.

Laboratory Applications
- Serves as a reaction vessel in chemical analysis to prevent contamination by exploiting the crucible's chemical inertness and high purity.
- Frequently used in thermal treatment processes where consistent heat distribution is required for sample integrity.

Alumina Crucible, Al2O3 Crucible Cylindrical, 99%, 130 mL Packing

The crucible is individually secured in foam-lined, anti-scratch packaging with moisture-resistant wrapping to prevent contamination during transit. It is stored in a cool, dry environment and sealed within a rigid container to safeguard against physical impacts. Custom packaging options, including specialised inserts or compartmentalised boxes, are available to accommodate specific handling and storage requirements.

Additional Information

Alumina is a widely used ceramic in high-temperature applications due to its chemical inertness, substantial compressive strength, and robust electrical insulation properties. Its properties have been validated in laboratory studies and industrial testing, making it a critical component in processes involving molten materials and thermal treatments.

Research in ceramic materials continues to enhance the performance of alumina-based components, particularly in environments with rapid temperature fluctuations. Understanding the structure-property relationships in high-purity alumina helps improve design parameters and application-specific performance in both experimental and production settings.