High-Temperature Resistant Silicon Carbide Crucible - 1650°C Thermal Stability(65 * 35 * 8mm)

Silicon carbide can maintain excellent structural integrity and strength at high temperatures. Its melting point is approximately 2730°C and it has high hardness with a Mohs hardness of about 9 to 9.5 making it one of the hardest synthetic substancesIts structure is dense and highly durable capable of withstanding temperatures as high as 1700 degrees . Therefore it is an ideal material for smelting metals and alloys and it comes in various shapes and sizesDue to their high-temperature resistance and excellent thermal conductivity they can withstand extremely high temperatures and provide efficient heat conduction ensuring the of molten metalThe flexural strength is generally between 400 and 600 MPa capable of withstanding high pressure and heavy load applications. The thermal expansion coefficient of silicon carbide ceramics is relatively low and they have good dimensional stability

• Exceptional temperature resistance up to 1650°C, ideal for demanding laboratory and industrial applications.
• Crafted from recrystallized silicon carbide, ensuring outstanding structural integrity and strength at extreme temperatures.
• Dense and durable devise withstands temperatures up to 1700°C, perfect for smelting metals and alloys in various shapes and sizes.
• Excellent thermal conductivity guarantees efficient heat conduction, maintaining the of molten metal during processing.
• High flexural strength ranging from 400 to 600 MPa, capable of handling high pressure and heavy load applications with superior dimensional stability.