Ceramic crucibles made of hexagonal boron nitride play an important role in industrial production. In series manufacturing and high temperature melting processes (such as those used in the production of metallic materials) are expected to be more effective than they have traditionally been. These are the most important characteristics of the perfect production plant: higher performance, greater variety in processing, and chemical and thermal resistance of the production systems. Due to particular significance, it is important to consistently avoid metallic materials' melts from adhering to the mold wall, and to preventing melt-spreading devices from melting. Hot metal like aluminium can adhere, strike mold walls, and even react, all of which can result in failure, this is why Hexagonal Boron Nitride Crucible is the one of the only innovative materials that fulfill these demands.
Material of BN crucible is like the traditional graphite, which has a hexagonal structure lattice, in addition to the desired lubrication andeparation effect. However, while graphite is unaffected at temperature as high as 1,000 degree C/1,832 degree F, boron nitride frictions activity holds steady at this temp. condition when used in metal melting and casting. Since it functions well at high temperature, it is suitable as a high-temperature stable crucible, for example, crucible liner for e-beam evaporation. Boron nitride would not be affected by these conditions because it does not interfere with graphite. Due to excellent separation properties, particularly compared to aluminium melts, they are characterized as innovative. Ensuring the molten metal does not adhere to the walls of molds and encouraging the slipping of the molten metal on the lining of the mold helps to keep the walls of the mold free of the molten metal. The material in particular prevents the mold walls from deterioration, increasing the entire products' service life.