AC9857 Alumina Crucible, Al2O3 Crucible Square, 99%, 1000 mL

Alumina Crucible, Al2O3 Crucible Square, 99%, 1000 mL Description

The Alumina Crucible, Al2O3 Crucible Square, 99%, 1000 mL is manufactured from high-purity alumina through controlled sintering. The crucible's 1000 mL capacity is supported by flexural strength values of 300-450 MPa and compressive strength of approximately 1800–2200 MPa, ensuring durability under thermal stress. Its thermal conductivity of 30 W/(m·K) and operating temperature limit of ≤1600 ℃ facilitate uniform heat distribution, making it suited for high-temperature processing and research applications.

Alumina Crucible, Al2O3 Crucible Square, 99%, 1000 mL Characteristics

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

Alumina Crucible, Al2O3 Crucible Square, 99%, 1000 mL Applications

Industrial Applications:
- Used as a containment vessel in furnace operations to achieve reproducible high-temperature processes, leveraging its high compressive strength to minimise structural failure.
- Applied as a reactor component in ceramic processing to maintain uniform temperature profiles through its consistent thermal conductivity.

Laboratory Applications:
- Serves as a reaction chamber in research facilities to conduct high-temperature experiments, utilising its chemically inert alumina composition to prevent contamination.
- Frequently employed in thermal analysis setups where the crucible's precise dimensions and stability ensure reliable experimental results.

Alumina Crucible, Al2O3 Crucible Square, 99%, 1000 mL Packing

The crucible is securely packaged with custom foam inserts in a rigid, recyclable container to safeguard against mechanical shock and moisture ingress. An anti-static wrap and moisture barrier protect the product during transit and storage. Options for customised labelling and compartmentalisation are available to assist in inventory management and meet specific site requirements.

Additional Information

Alumina ceramics are widely used in high-temperature environments due to their chemical inertness and excellent mechanical properties. The sintering process used in their manufacture yields a dense microstructure, which is critical for maintaining performance under thermal cycling. These properties make alumina an essential material in industries where consistent heat distribution and resistance to thermal shock are paramount.

In advanced processing, detailed characterisation techniques, such as scanning electron microscopy, contribute to verifying the microstructural integrity of alumina products. Such insights not only aid in quality control but also drive innovation in high-temperature applications across research and industrial sectors.