TOOLS


Soldering, Melting and Casting


85mm Wide Cousins Shoe Crucible


Morganite Clay Graphite Salamander Pots


Stirring Rods


Heat tolerant stirring rods help remove impurities and skim metal surfaces as you stir metals.


When your crucible is full with metal and the temperature set slightly under your setting point stir with appropriate stirring rod


Stirring your metal with a stirring rod will give you a good clean ow when you are ready to pour into ingot moulds


 Shipping Weight 44 grams Code


Description C32200


85mm Wide Cousins Shoe Crucible


 carbon stirring rods are for standard use approximately 4 to 6 melts


UOM Price EACH £9.95


The worlds favourite Salamander “Super Crucibles manufactured by The Morganite Crucible Company est - 186)


Ø55mm Flame Pot Melting Dish


 High quality bonded clay graphite crucibles, range manufactured by plastic forming techniques.


 Salamander super crucibles are used to provide consistent performance in fuel-red furnaces and medium/high frequency induction furnaces.


 Particularly used to melt precious and none precious metals gold, silver, copper, brass, aluminium, bronze, pewter and grey iron.


 Typical metal cast melting temperature 8 c  16 c 16  91 )


 Aluminium  Weight 1gm  Width mm  Height 1mm  Shipping Weight 1 grams


Code P19166 Description UOM Price Ø55mm Flame Pot Melting Dish EACH Melting Furnace Crucibles £2.30


 ltimate performance characteristics include clean melting, good thermal conductivity, good resistance to chemical corrosion and high refractoriness.


 Salamander super crucibles are manufactured from premium grade raw materials ISO9: quality standards)


Salamander Clay Graphite Pots Sizes:  A/, approx capacity grms: 16 gold, 9 silver. Height 36mm)


 A3/, approx capacity grms: 3 gold, 16 silver. Height 4mm)


 A1/, approx capacity grms: 91 gold, 1 silver. Height 66mm)


 A., approx capacity kg: . gold, 1.3 silver. Height 8mm)


 A1, approx capacity kg: .6 gold, 1. silver. Height 99mm)


 A, approx capacity kg: 4.6 gold, . silver. Height 11mm)


 A3, approx capacity kg: 8. gold, 4.4 silver. Height 18mm)


 A4, approx capacity kg: 11.4 gold, 6. Silver. Height 14mm)


 A, approx capacity kg: 13.8 gold, .6 silver. Height 11mm)


Machined solid graphite crucibles for our Cousins furnace range.


Melting urnaces:  3186 1kg)  318 kg)  3188 3kg)


 Melting weights approximately based on ct gold  Only the best quality materials are used assuring many melts


 Made in Italy Code


C32202 C32203 C32204


Description


1kg Melting Furnace Crucible 2kg Melting Furnace Crucible 3kg Melting Furnace Crucible


UOM Price EACH


EACH EACH


 A6, approx capacity kg: 18.4 gold, 1. silver. Height 16mm)


 A8, approx capacity kg: .3 gold, 13.86 silver. Height 19mm)


 A1, approx capacity kg: 39.1 gold, 1.4 silver. Height 3mm)


Code


£19.95 £21.95 £26.50


C9520 C9521 C9522 C9523 C9524 C9525 C9526 C9527 C9528 C9529


C32429 C32430


Description


A5/0 Morganite Salamander A3/0 Morganite Salamander A1/0 Morganite Salamander A0.5 Morganite Salamander A1 Morganite Salamander A2 Morganite Salamander A3 Morganite Salamander A4 Morganite Salamander A5 Morganite Salamander A6 Morganite Salamander A8 Morganite Salamander A12 Morganite Salamander


UOM Price EACH


EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH


£15.90 £15.25 £18.20 £19.35 £21.95 £23.30 £25.40 £29.05 £41.20 £44.20 £48.15 £55.10


The proportion of precious metal in an alloy is measured in parts per thousand by weight. Previously the number of parts called carats, of precious metal in 24 parts of alloy was used for example, 22ct gold is an alloy in which 22/24 or just over 916 parts per 1000 are pure gold.


 Gold 916.6 (22ct)  Gold 750 (18ct)  Gold 585 (14ct)  Gold 375 (9ct)


Guide to preparing your ingots before casting. (Please see below for associated products.)


1. Place your ingot mould on a refectory board. Heat your ingot with a gas torch uniformly for about ve to fteen minutes. For best results heat the ingot to a cherry red colour.


2. Sprinkle borax powder into the grooves/ crevice evenly just enough to cover surface of the ingot. For adjustable ingots sprinkle the borax before this process.


 quartz stirring rods for high use approximately 1 melts


Sizes: 1mm x 3mm ength Code


Description


C13733 C32201


Quartz Stirring Rod Graphite Stirring Rod


UOM Price EACH


EACH


£19.95 £3.95


INGOT MOULDS


855


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