CM4523 Alumina Dish

Alumina Dish Description

The Alumina Dish is composed of Aluminum Oxide (Al2O3). Alumina, a significant ceramic oxide, is crucial in fields like electronics, medicine, and more. With a high melting point (2054℃) and chemical stability, it's used in high-temperature and contamination-free reactions. Alumina's refractory nature lets it handle up to 1750℃ in various atmospheres. It's also a valued electrical insulator, often as a substrate for integrated circuits. With its affordability, robust properties, and broad applicability, Alumina finds use across diverse industries.

Alumina Dish Features

• High melting and boiling points
• good electrical insulation
• strong hardness
• Strong thermal shock resistance
• good chemical resistance
• small density and good bio-inertness

Alumina Dish Specification

Alumina Dish Application

1. Laboratory Use: Alumina dishes are widely used in laboratories for high-temperature experiments, including crucibles for melting and calcining substances. Their ability to withstand high temperatures without reacting with most chemicals makes them ideal for such applications.

2. Analytical Chemistry: In analytical chemistry, alumina dishes are used for ashing and ignition processes. They can endure high temperatures needed to convert samples into their oxide forms for analysis.

3. Materials Science: Alumina dishes are used for the synthesis and analysis of materials. Their high thermal conductivity and resistance to thermal shock make them suitable for heat treatment processes.

4. Chemical Processing: These dishes are used in chemical processing for reactions that require high temperatures or corrosive environments. Their chemical inertness ensures they do not react with the substances being processed.

5. Ceramic Manufacturing: Alumina dishes are used in the ceramic industry for firing and sintering ceramic components. They help maintain the purity of ceramic materials during high-temperature processes.

6. Metallurgy: In metallurgy, alumina dishes are used for smelting, refining, and testing metals at high temperatures. Their high melting point and resistance to thermal shock are crucial for these applications.

7. Pharmaceutical Industry: Alumina dishes are used in the pharmaceutical industry for processes that require high purity and resistance to contamination. They are often used in the preparation and analysis of pharmaceutical compounds.

8. Food Industry: These dishes can be used in the food industry for high-temperature cooking and processing applications, ensuring purity and preventing contamination.

9. Environmental Testing: Alumina dishes are used for testing soil, water, and air samples in environmental studies. They can withstand the high temperatures required for certain testing procedures.

10. Research and Development: In R&D, alumina dishes are used for a variety of experimental setups that require high-temperature and chemically inert containers.

Alumina Dish Packaging

Our Alumina Dish is carefully handled during storage and transportation to preserve the quality of our product in its original condition.

Alumina Dish FAQs

Q1. What is an Alumina Dish?

An alumina dish is a laboratory and industrial vessel made from high-purity aluminum oxide (Al₂O₃). It is known for its exceptional thermal, mechanical, and chemical properties, making it suitable for high-temperature and corrosive environments.

Q2. How should Alumina Dishes be cleaned and maintained?

Cleaning: Clean with appropriate solvents and avoid using abrasive materials that could scratch the surface.

Maintenance: Handle with care to avoid mechanical damage. Store in a clean, dry environment to prevent contamination.

Sterilization: Can be sterilized using autoclaving, dry heat, or chemical disinfectants due to their thermal and chemical resistance.

Q3. What sizes and shapes are available for Alumina Dishes?

Alumina dishes come in various sizes and shapes, including standard, deep, and flat forms. Custom sizes and shapes can also be manufactured to meet specific application requirements.