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Mix and melt small quantities of powders and chemicals.
High-purity alumina crucibles stand up to alkalies and other flux. They also withstand higher temperatures than porcelain and PTFE plastic crucibles, making them best for high heat applications.
Optional lids are sold separately.
Use marking ink (sold separately) to identify porcelain crucibles in high-heat applications. The marked surface must be heat-treated to become permanent. Apply this ink with a pen or a brush.