Crack-proof quartz ceramic crucible

By introducing a crack-resistant layer, a mesh buffer layer, and a boron nitride coating integrally formed with metal wires and quartz slurry into the ceramic crucible, the problem of easy cracking of ceramic crucibles under high temperature environment is solved, and higher structural stability and service life are achieved.

CN224534758UActive Publication Date: 2026-07-21东海县太阳光新能源有限公司
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Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Utility models(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
东海县太阳光新能源有限公司
Filing Date
2025-08-13
Publication Date
2026-07-21

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Abstract

This utility model relates to the field of crucible technology, specifically a crack-resistant quartz ceramic crucible, comprising a crucible body with an open top and an outwardly flared edge. The crucible body includes a crack-resistant layer, a protective layer on the inner surface of the crack-resistant layer, a mesh buffer layer on the outer surface of the crack-resistant layer, and a metal wire mesh in the center of the crack-resistant layer. The metal wire mesh is integrally formed with the quartz slurry poured into the mold. The metal wire mesh withstands tensile and compressive forces, effectively dispersing and bearing the stress generated during use, significantly enhancing the overall structural stability of the crucible and reducing the risk of cracking due to stress concentration. The mesh buffer layer buffers and disperses stress. The protective layer on the inner surface effectively prevents the high-temperature melt from eroding the inner wall of the crucible and reduces damage to the crucible material from chemical reactions. The crucible can better adapt to temperature changes in high-temperature environments, reducing cracks caused by thermal expansion and contraction and extending the service life of the crucible.
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