325mesh Black SIC for Silicon Carbide Crucible

$900.00$980.00 / MT

Silicon carbide (SiC) crucibles offer several advantages over traditional crucible materials like graphite, clay-graphite, or quartz, especially in high-temperature and reactive environments. Here are the key benefits of using silicon carbide crucibles:

1. High Thermal Conductivity

  • SiC has excellent thermal conductivity (≈120 W/m·K), ensuring rapid and uniform heating.

  • Reduces thermal stress and cracking compared to materials like alumina or quartz.

2. Exceptional Thermal Shock Resistance

  • SiC can withstand rapid temperature changes without cracking, making it ideal for processes involving sudden heating or cooling.

3. High-Temperature Stability

  • Operates effectively at temperatures up to 1600°C (in inert/reducing atmospheres) and up to 1400°C in oxidizing conditions.

  • Outperforms graphite (which oxidizes above 600°C) and alumina (softens at high temps).

4. Superior Chemical Resistance

  • Resists corrosion from molten metals (Al, Cu, Zn), salts, and slags.

  • More durable than graphite when exposed to reactive metals like aluminum or silicon.

5. Mechanical Strength & Durability

  • High hardness (~9.5 Mohs) and compressive strength reduce wear and deformation.

  • Longer lifespan than clay-graphite or quartz crucibles.

6. Oxidation Resistance

  • Forms a protective SiO₂ layer in air, preventing rapid degradation (unlike graphite, which erodes).

7. Non-Wetting Surface

  • Minimizes sticking of molten metals, allowing easier pouring and cleaning.

8. Energy Efficiency

  • Faster heat transfer reduces energy consumption in melting applications.

TYPICAL CHEMICAL ANALYSIS

TYPICAL PHISICAL PROPERTIES

SiC

≥98%

Hardness:

Mohs:9.15

SiO2

≤1%

Melting Point:

Sublimes at 2250 ℃

H2O3

≤0.5%

Maximum service temperature:

1900℃

Fe2O3

≤0.3%

Specific Gravity:

3.2-3.45 g/cm3

F.C

≤0.3%

Bulk density(LPD):

1.2-1.6 g/cm3

Magnetic content

≤0.02%

Color:

Black

 

 

Particle shape:

Hexagonal

Applications of SiC Crucibles:

  • Metal Melting & Casting (Al, Cu, Zn, precious metals)

  • Semiconductor Processing (Si, GaAs crystal growth)

  • Glass & Ceramic Production

  • High-Temperature Chemical Reactions

 

SiC crucibles are ideal for high-temperature, high-performance applications where durability, thermal shock resistance, and chemical stability are critical. They outperform traditional crucible materials in harsh environments but come at a higher initial cost.

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