Graphite Silicon Carbide Crucible

Graphite silicon carbide crucible is a melting container that combines graphite and silicon carbide materials, mainly used for melting and casting of non-ferrous metals. Its basic structure consists of silicon carbide (SiC) and graphite.

Looking for reliable graphite silicon carbide crucibles for your high-temperature processes? Our graphite silicon carbide crucibles are engineered to deliver exceptional performance and durability in demanding industrial applications.

Advantages

1. High temperature resistance: Silicon carbide graphite crucible can work stably for a long time in a high temperature environment of 1600℃ to 2000℃.

2. Anti-oxidation: Silicon carbide forms a dense SiO₂ protective layer at high temperature, which effectively prevents oxidation.

3. Corrosion resistance: Adapt to harsh working conditions such as molten metal and corrosive slag.

4. High thermal conductivity: The high thermal conductivity of graphite promotes rapid heat conduction and improves smelting efficiency.

5. Long life: The high temperature resistance, anti-oxidation and wear resistance greatly extend the service life of the crucible.

Applications

1. Metallurgical industry: used in the smelting process of non-ferrous metals such as aluminum, copper, and magnesium, with high thermal conductivity and good structural stability.

2. Foundry industry: ensure high-precision casting manufacturing, reduce energy loss during smelting, and improve production efficiency.

3. Semiconductor industry: shows extremely high purity and temperature stability in the smelting and crystal pulling of single crystal silicon and polycrystalline silicon.

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