A clay bounded graphite crucible is a container made up of clay bounded and graphite materials, utilizing tar pitch or other synthetic resins as bonding materials. clay bounded graphite crucibles are used to hold metal for melting in a furnace. These materials can withstand high temperatures in a typical foundry process. The clay bounded graphite crucible is able to withstand extreme temperatures (up to 1600 degrees Celsius) encountered in melting metals.
The clay bounded crucibles are generally made of carbon-bonded silicon and graphite materials. clay bounded crucibles are suitable for smelting and melting precious metals, base metals, and other metals in an induction furnace. They are used at a temperature reaching 1600 degrees Celsius.
The clay bounded crucible offers a uniform and consistent temperature when melting and has a high strength and resistance to cracking. The uniform temperature gives a high-quality molten metal needed for casting long-lasting and good quality metal products.
