Crucible for bronze

The size number of a crucible represents its capacity in kilograms of copper.  Users can choose appropriate specifications according to their specific requirements.

Product User Guide

Storage: Graphite crucible should be stored in a dry place or on a wooden shelf to prevent moisture from affecting its performance.

Handling: When handling the crucible, handle it with care to prevent damage.

Preheating: Before use, the crucible should be gradually heated to 500°C in a drying device or furnace to ensure complete drying.

Installation: The crucible should be placed under the furnace mouth to prevent the furnace cover from wearing the crucible mouth.  It should also be kept at an appropriate distance from the furnace wall to ensure that it is centered within the furnace.

Adding materials: When adding materials, the amount of materials added should be determined according to the capacity of the crucible to avoid overfilling and damage due to expansion.

Tool use: Tools and pliers used to carry the crucible should match its shape and be fixed in the middle to prevent localized stress and damage.

Cleaning: When removing slag and carbon deposits inside and outside the crucible, handle it with care to avoid damage.

Use of combustion accelerants: Excessive use of combustion accelerants and additives will reduce the service life of the crucible, so they should be used in moderation.

Weekly rotation: Rotate the crucible once a week during use to extend its service life.

Avoid direct flame: Avoid direct exposure of the sides and bottom of the crucible to strong oxidizing flames.

Precautions for use

1. Standard Operation

Inspection: The crucible must be inspected before use to ensure it is in good condition.  During use, the crucible should be checked regularly for wear to ensure its integrity.

 Install:

Answer: Before installation, you should check the mud filling condition of the membrane to ensure that it is in good shape, and repair and dry it if necessary.

B: Add a layer of smooth and flat medium, such as mica or glass cloth, on top of the rolled mud to ensure the paving direction is consistent.

C: Install grounding protection and lay out ground wires.

D: Add 3-4 inches of filler to the bottom of the stove and compact lightly, removing air from each layer and leveling the filler before adding the next layer.

Manufacturing: Remove metal spatter to avoid local overheating and damage to the coil during use.

 Precautions:

Answer: The crucible should be placed in the center of the coil to avoid overheating and rupture.

B: The bottom of the crucible should not be lower than the lowest coil.

C: Check the height and level of the crucible and adjust if necessary.

In conclusion

With its excellent performance and durability, copper smelting crucible provides users with reliable high-temperature smelting solutions.  Whether in terms of production efficiency or service life, molten copper crucibles can meet your needs and help your production process be more efficient and stable.