Porcelain Crucible with Lid

The modern porcelain crucible with lid is a highly heterogeneous, graphite-based composite material, which relies on its material composition and control of the graphite’s structural alignment to achieve the performance required.
Crucibles may be as small as teacups or may hold several tons of metalion
A vessel, which can resist very high temperatures and is used for metal, glass, and pigment production.
The porcelain crucible is usually a cup-shaped container used in laboratories for heating purpose. The apparatus contains chemical compounds for heating at extremely high temperatures
The porcelain crucible is a laboratory material used mainly to heat, melt, burn, and burn substances. It is a small container which has a cavity responsible for melting and calcining.
To melt and heat with the porcelain crucible gloves or tongs must be used to remove it from the flame
Crucible for basic laboratory use to heat chemical compounds
Tall or low form body with lid
Constructed of glazed porcelain for strength, thermal performance, and enhanced chemical resistance
Can withstand temperatures up to 1050°C (1900°F)