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9C Magnesia Cupels

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MOQ : 5 Metric Tons

9C Magnesia Cupels Specification

Density
2.0 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Usage & Applications
Precious metal assay, refining, and laboratory use

Surface Finish
Smooth, fine-grained

Hardness (%)
Not specified (typically high for magnesia cupels)

Water Absorption
<5%

Application
Gold and silver assaying, laboratory metal analysis

Melting Point
Over 1600C

Purity(%)
>98%

Form
Cupel

Chemical Composition
Magnesium Oxide (MgO) > 98%

Types of Refractories
Basic Refractory

Shape
Shallow cup; hemispherical

Porosity
Controlled open porosity for efficient absorption

Dimensional Stability
Excellent at high temperatures

Strength
High, suitable for repeated heating cycles

Specific Gravity
2.33.2

Thermal Conductivity
Low

Color
White

Refractoriness Under Load
>1500C

Resistance to Attack
Highly resistant to lead oxide (PbO)

Storage Instructions
Keep in a cool, dry place to avoid hydration

Manufacturing Process
Pressed and sintered

Shelf Life
Long when stored in dry conditions

Shrinkage
Minimal during firing

Compatibility
Suitable for all standard assay furnaces

Cupel Capacity
Designed for efficient metal separation

Absorption Capacity
Optimized for lead and litharge absorption

9C Magnesia Cupels Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
5 Metric Tons

Supply Ability
50 Metric Tons Per Month

Delivery Time
45 Days

Main Domestic Market
All India

About 9C Magnesia Cupels

Other Detail :-

Application : Industrial;,Commercial
Color: Milky White
Material: Magnesia
Mgo Content: 99%
Size: Customize

Features :-

Portable
Less Maintenance
Durable

Technical details

Packaging Size	160 Piece
Color	Milky White
Material	Magnesia
Mgo Content	99%
Brand	iMagCup
Height	33.5 mm
Width	51 mm
Ridge	5.5 mm
Depth	12 mm
Weight Per Cupel	126 g
Box Weight	20.9 Kg

Superior Resistance to Chemical Attack

Engineered from high-purity magnesium oxide, 9C Magnesia Cupels are highly resistant to aggressive reagents like lead oxide (PbO), ensuring minimal degradation during assaying. Their basic refractory nature provides reliable performance under demanding chemical conditions, extending lifespan and preserving consistency in laboratory work.

Minimized Shrinkage & Optimal Absorption

Through a meticulous pressed and sintered manufacturing process, these cupels achieve low shrinkage and precise dimensional stability, even at extreme temperatures. Their controlled open porosity maximizes the absorption of lead and litharge, enhancing the separation of precious metals during refining and assay procedures.

Engineered for Laboratory and Industrial Needs

The design incorporates a shallow, hemispherical profile, ideal for efficient metal separation in both gold and silver assay applications. With low thermal conductivity and strong structural integrity, the cupels support repeated heating cycles in all standard assay furnaces, providing reliable results for Indian and international laboratories.

FAQs of 9C Magnesia Cupels:

Q: How should 9C Magnesia Cupels be stored to maintain their quality?

A: 9C Magnesia Cupels should be kept in a cool, dry place to prevent hydration. Proper storage conditions help preserve their structural integrity and ensure a long shelf life.

Q: What benefits do these cupels offer during the metal separation process?

A: Their optimized absorption capacity and controlled porosity enable efficient uptake of lead and litharge, leading to precise separation of precious metals such as gold and silver in assaying and refining applications.

Q: Where can 9C Magnesia Cupels be used?

A: These cupels are suitable for laboratory metal analysis, gold and silver assaying, and refining operations. They are compatible with all standard assay furnaces used in laboratories and industrial settings.

Q: What is the manufacturing process used for 9C Magnesia Cupels?

A: The cupels are produced by pressing and sintering high-purity MgO powder. This process yields minimal shrinkage during firing and ensures a fine-grained, smooth surface with reliable dimensional stability at high temperatures.

Q: When should 9C Magnesia Cupels be replaced during routine use?

A: Cupels should be replaced after each assay cycle or when significant absorption or physical changes are observed. Their high strength and refractory properties allow for repeated use, but periodic inspection ensures reliability and accuracy.

Q: How do 9C Magnesia Cupels withstand extreme heat and chemical exposure?

A: With a refractoriness under load exceeding 1500C, over 98% MgO content, and high resistance to PbO, these cupels maintain their structure under stressful thermal and chemical environments encountered during assaying.

Q: What makes 9C Magnesia Cupels advantageous over other types?

A: Their high purity, dimensional stability, minimal shrinkage, and efficient absorption characteristics ensure accurate results, durability, and cost-effectiveness, making them the preferred choice for precious metal assay professionals.

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