Ceramic Crucible Dish, Fused Silica Material, 3.5 Inch, for Melting Gold Silver Copper | Jewellery Making Tools | Toolsmith Ltd UK

Ceramic Crucible Dish, Fused Silica Material, 3.5 Inch, for Melting Gold Silver Copper

£13.99
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Ceramic Crucible Dish, Fused Silica Material, 3.5 Inch, for Melting Gold Silver Copper | Jewellery Making Tools | Toolsmith Ltd UK
SKU: CE-YVOB-HWWO

Ceramic Crucible Dish, Fused Silica Material, 3.5 Inch, for Melting Gold Silver Copper

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For jewellers and casters melting small to medium volumes of precious metal, this fused silica dish offers excellent thermal stability. It is designed to withstand repeated torch or kiln use without contaminating the melt, ensuring a clean pour every time. All stock is held in the UK for immediate dispatch.

Key features

  • Constructed from fused silica for high thermal shock resistance.
  • Shallow, open-bowl design allows for even heating with a torch.
  • Features a small pouring spout for controlled transfer of molten metal.
  • Chemically non-reactive with gold, silver, copper, and other non-ferrous alloys.
  • Withstands repeated heating and cooling cycles without cracking or spalling.

Who it's for

An essential tool for UK bench jewellers, small-scale casting studios, and metalsmiths who require a reliable dish for melting scrap or casting grain. Also suitable for craftspeople and artisans working with precious metal clays.

Specifications

  • Material: Fused Silica
  • Diameter: 3.5" (approx. 89mm)

Free UK delivery · Same-day dispatch before 2pm UK time · 30-day returns

Specifications
Material Fused silica ceramic
Weight Approx. 100g
Finish Satin finish

Is this the right tool for you?

Best for

  • UK bench jewellers melting gold, silver, and copper
  • Small-scale casting studios processing precious metal scrap
  • Metalsmiths working with non-ferrous alloys
  • Craftspeople using precious metal clays

Not for

  • Melting large volumes of industrial metals
  • Processing ferrous metals or highly reactive compounds
  • High-pressure or vacuum casting environments

How this compares

Ceramic Crucible Dish, Fused... Alternatives
Material Fused silica for high thermal shock resistance Standard ceramic or graphite, prone to thermal shock
Chemical Reactivity Non-reactive with gold, silver, copper, and non-ferrous alloys May introduce impurities or react with precious metals
Thermal Cycling Durability Withstands repeated heating and cooling cycles without cracking or spalling Can crack or degrade with frequent temperature changes
Stock Location All stock held in the UK for immediate dispatch Often shipped from overseas, leading to longer delivery times

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