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| Name: | CoorsTek Inc. | | Model: | Porcelain Wide Form and High Form Crucibles | | Description: | These crucibles are available in high form or wide form. They are glazed inside and outside, except for the outside bottom surface and rim. Covers are glazed all over except for rim. Limit of use is 1150°C. |  |
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| Name: | Metal Technology, Inc. | | Model: | Inconel Low Form and Straight Wall Crucibles | | Description: | Inconel nickel-chromium-iron alloy 601 is a general purpose material for applications that require resistance to heat and corrosion. Inconel has excellent resistance to oxidation at temperatures up to 1200°C. Heated in air to 1000°C for 1000 hours, Inconel crucibles show no appreciable weight gain or loss. Inconel also exhibits high corrosion resistance to many acids and aqueous solutions. |  |
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| Name: | Metal Technology, Inc. | | Model: | Nickel Low Form, Straight Wall and High Form Crucibles | | Description: | In the analytical laboratory, nickel crucibles provide a very low cost per crucible, and can even replace platinum in fusions where zirconium cannot be used. Nickel is completely resistant to phosphoric acid as well as being highly resistant to the corrosive effects of the strongest alkalis. |  |
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| Name: | Technic Canada | | Model: | Platinum Crucibles | | Description: | Platinum has properties that make it the ideal choice for many analytical applications. This metal resists the action of almost all acids and is unaffected by a wide variety of corrosive substances. It has a high melting point, a low heat capacity, and can be heated in air without any weight loss due to oxidation. |  |
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| Name: | Metal Technology, Inc. | | Model: | Zirconium Low Form and Straight Wall Crucibles | | Description: | Zirconium, our most effective all-around crucible for fusions using sodium carbonate or sodium peroxide, is an excellent low-cost replacement for platinum. And, based on an average of 100 fusions per crucible, zirconium is more cost-effective than less expensive crucibles porcelain or steel. |  |
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