Advertisement No: | #00239070 |
Category: | Casting Ladle |
Brand: | Mercury Melting Metal |
Model Type: | BTA Serisi |
Product Type: | For Sale |
Product Status: | New |
Origin: | Turkey |
Delivery Status: | In stock |
Location: | İkitelli OSB Mah. / Başakşehir / İstanbul |
Sales Detail: | Maturity occurs, Selling with a Check, Bank Transfer, Credit Cart, Payment at the Door, Negotiated |
The crucible is one of the oldest artifacts made by humans. It was used just before the Bronze Age (9000 BC). The need for a crucible arose when humans began using metal to produce household items, tools, and weapons. The first crucibles were made from clay and vegetable fibers. Later, when carbon was added to the mixture, the crucibles gained higher thermal resistance. The next significant technological advancement in crucible history was the use of silicon in production, which gave the crucibles higher mechanical strength.
Mercury is the only global brand that has entered the industry in the past 30 years. Our company is represented in Asia, Europe, and America. Our products have gained a good reputation in the industry thanks to the special molds and formulations we develop according to our customers' demands. Most of the production is completed in America due to the lack of raw materials in our country. Our crucibles are tested and manufactured in our ISO9000 certified laboratory.
KODU
H
mmD
mmd
mmPota Kapasitesi
Alüminyum (Kg)Pota Hacmi
(Litre)
BTA 150
530
520
320
142
60
BTA 200
620
525
320
172
72
BTA 250
640
615
345
265
112
BTA 300
680
615
345
272
115
BTA 350
790
620
345
331
140
BTA 360
900
625
345
387
162
BTA 500
745
775
440
543
229
BTA 500H
800
775
440
571
241
BTA 600
900
775
440
615
259
BTA 600H
1000
775
440
682
286
BTA 800
1000
875
350
818
343
Carefully and thoroughly clean the crucible of slag while it is still hot. Any adhering slag or waste will act as an insulator, hindering the normal heat transfer to the metal and increasing fuel consumption. Additionally, any metal cleaning powder residue remaining in the slag will expand about ten times faster than the crucible material, potentially causing it to burst.
Always completely empty the crucibles. Solidified metal residues will expand more than the crucible itself when reheated, causing the crucible to crack.
Do not place hot crucibles on cold concrete floors. Sudden cooling will cause cracks in the bottom of the crucible. Our company always recommends using the original graphite crucible base.
Chemicals such as slag removal powders, borax, and degassing tablets have a corrosive effect on the crucible. Never add these chemicals to an empty crucible. They will melt faster than the metal, penetrate the crucible, and degrade the crucible material. These chemicals should always be added after the metal has melted; they should even be submerged to the bottom of the crucible using a dipping bell or a piston mixer.
This way, any harmful effects on the crucible will be minimized.
Do not use these chemicals in excessive amounts. Any chemicals not absorbed by the molten metal will penetrate the crucible material, degrade it, and shorten its lifespan.
Always fill the crucible properly. Partially filled crucibles in a heated state, especially the inner upper rim, will oxidize. Once the molten metal in the crucible has reached the pouring temperature, the casting process should be carried out as soon as possible, otherwise, the lifespan of the crucible will decrease.
Syncarb crucibles should be heated to the working temperature while empty during their first use. Syncarb crucibles need to be heated rapidly until they become red-hot. Clay-graphite crucibles should be heated slowly until they turn dark red and then quickly until they become bright red.
Ingots and larger metals to be melted should be carefully placed into the crucible with tongs, if possible, after being preheated. The pieces should not be thrown into the crucible. Do not press the material into the crucible. Always ensure there is enough space between the metal and the crucible wall to allow for the expansion of the metal during heating. The coefficient of expansion of metal is greater than that of the crucible material.
Metal blocks or bulk material should not be forcibly inserted into the crucible. Avoid tight placement.
During heating, the metal expands faster and more extensively than the crucible, causing cracks in the crucible. Carefully insert the ingots with tongs and place them vertically into the crucible. Ingots pushed or thrown into the crucible will damage the wall. Metal blocks inserted diagonally or forced in will crack the crucible at the contact point.
Crucibles should be stored in a warm, dry place. Absorbing moisture will cause cracks and spalling in the crucible when heated, leading to glaze peeling and oxidation of the material.
Crucibles should only be transported with a padded cart. Never roll the crucibles on hard floors.
Inspect the crucibles for cracks and/or other damage before installing them in the furnace.
A properly fitting crucible base should be used. The base should be balanced and flat, with a diameter a few centimeters wider than the bottom of the crucible. If the base is too small, the bottom of the crucible will be pressed inward and crack. Additionally, the unprotected edge of the base will be exposed to the flame and melt.
When installing the crucible in the furnace, leave room for expansion. Crucibles with a restricted base and edge cannot expand when heated, leading to stress cracks in the crucible ring and bottom. The crucible should be placed deep enough in the furnace to ensure sufficient heating of the upper part.
If the crucible ring is not protected by the furnace lid, it is recommended to use a steel upper ring as protection against cooling and mechanical wear during loading. Ideally, this ring should extend a few centimeters into the crucible.
Check the flame setting. The flames should spiral up around the crucible. The flame tip should emerge slightly greenish from the chimney; the furnace atmosphere should be slightly oxidizing. However, too much air will cause the graphite to burn, leading to early oxidation and loss of thermal conductivity.
Prevent any cold air flow in the furnace. Keep the furnace exhaust closed to prevent cold air from being drawn into the furnace when the burner is off.
In fully automatic tilting furnaces, ensure that the automatic air shut-off valve is closed when the furnace is in the tilting position.
Regularly check the condition of the furnace. Defective linings in oil or gas-fired furnaces will prevent the proper path of the flame to the chimney. This will cause flame restrictions and heat buildup, resulting in local overheating of the crucible wall.
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