The High-Purity Silica Crucible Silica Crucible 25mL is a specialized laboratory melting pot engineered for high-temperature chemical reactions and sample analysis. Fabricated from 99.6% pure fused silica (SiO₂), this crucible offers exceptional thermal shock resistance, allowing it to withstand rapid temperature changes without cracking. Its high-purity composition ensures it remains chemically inert to most acids and reagents, preventing sample contamination during critical fusion or ashing processes. The 900°C rating makes it a versatile tool for routine laboratory heating and metallurgical research.
Key Features
Exceptional Heat Resistance: Rated for continuous use up to 900°C, with a softening point near 1700°C.
Superior Chemical Purity: Made from optimum-grade silica tubing to ensure non-reactive performance with molten metals and acidic fluxes.
Thermal Shock Stability: Designed to move directly from high-heat environments to room temperature without structural failure.
Uniform Wall Thickness: Precision-molded for even heat distribution, ensuring consistent results in quantitative gravimetric analysis.
Translucent Finish: The high-polish translucent material allows for easy monitoring of reactions and clean material release.
Technical Specifications Silica Crucible 25mL
| Property | Specification |
| Material | High-Purity Fused Silica (SiO₂) |
| Capacity | 25 mL |
| Max Temperature | 900°C (Standard Use) |
| Melting Point | ~1710°C |
| Chemical Resistance | Resistant to all acids (except Hydrofluoric) |
| Finish | Translucent / High-Polish |
Primary Applications
Ashing & Calcination: Determining the mineral content of organic samples by burning off volatile components.
Fusion Processes: Melting small quantities of precious metals like gold and silver alloy for metallurgical testing.
Gravimetric Analysis: Providing a stable, constant-weight vessel for measuring mass changes during chemical reactions.
Material Research: Testing glass compositions and melting ceramic batches at sustained high temperatures.
Qualitative Analysis: Mixing or heating corrosive powders and liquids in industrial laboratory settings.





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