Morgan’s Haldenwanger business manufactures MgO-Spinel products in a full range of standard designs (e.g., setter plates, beams and supports) and customized shapes can be created for individual applications.

High-Temp Kiln Furniture, Crucible Materials

Dec. 28, 2015
MgO-Spinel resists oxidizaton; composition, microstructure resist resist alkalis/earth alkali corrosion For temperatures up to 1,700oC Thermal conductivity 12-14W/mK Shock resistance

MORGAN ADVANCED MATERIALS added to its product portfolio with a new range of high-temperature kiln furniture. Ideal for use at temperatures up to 1,700oC (3,092oF) under corrosive conditions, this new range in MgO-Spinel has been developed in response to the changing needs of the market.

MgO-Spinel is chemically stable making it resistant to oxidization, while its composition and microstructure allow for superior corrosion resistance, especially against alkalis and earth alkalis. Crucibles made from this material are particularly suitable for use in the melting of light metals containing aggressive slags.

MgO-Spinel brings benefits of high thermal conductivity of 12-14W/mK, as well as excellent thermal shock properties. In addition, it offers high electrical resistivity, making it suitable for a broad range of aplications.

The MgO-Spinel products are manufactured by Morgan’s Haldenwanger business in a full range of standard designs such as setter plates, beams and supports. Customized shapes can also be created for individual applications.

Dr. Michael Rozumek of Morgan Advanced Materials explained: “In recent years we have made a considerable investment into our crucible materials portfolio. In direct response to the needs of our customers we have developed this new offering to allow users to operate efficiently at higher temperatures.”

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