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Does anyone know of containers that can withstand high temperatures above 1300 degrees?

2008-01-16View Original

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The containers in the laboratory cannot withstand high temperatures, so the project cannot proceed! Urgent help needed!
Reply #22018-04-21
Quartz can withstand stable temperatures of up to 1200 degrees Celsius, but not above 1500 degrees Celsius.
Reply #32018-04-21
If oxygen exclusion is possible, consider high-temperature resistant silicon carbide graphite with a temperature resistance of ≥ 1630°C or ≥ 1635°C, a carbon content of ≥ 38% or ≥ 41.46%, a visible porosity of ≤ 35% or ≤ 32%, and a bulk density of ≥ 1.6 g/cm3 or ≥ 1.71 g/cm3

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