Ceramic Crucibles

Ceramic crucibles support laboratory heating, ashing, evaporation, combustion and sample preparation workflows where porcelain or ceramic ware must withstand repeated thermal use.

John Morris Group supplies ceramic crucibles, porcelain crucible lids, burn pipes and evaporating basins through page-supported supply channels including Labfriend, helping Australian teams source practical consumables for Laboratory, Industrial and Food and Feed workflows.

Ceramic Crucibles for Heating, Ashing and Sample Preparation

Ceramic crucibles are used across laboratories where samples need to be heated, dried, ashed, evaporated or exposed to controlled high-temperature processes. The visible category range includes hard porcelain burn pipes, porcelain evaporating basins, crucible lids and LLG-Porcelain crucibles in low-form glazed formats with stated capacities and diameters.

• Porcelain crucibles: Select low-form or suitable capacity crucibles for routine heating, residue testing and sample preparation.
• Crucible lids: Match lids by diameter and crucible size to help reduce sample loss, splashing or contamination during heating.
• Evaporating basins: Use porcelain basins with spouts for controlled evaporation, concentration and transfer of liquid samples.
• Burn pipes and combustion tubes: Choose hard porcelain pipe formats for combustion or thermal analysis workflows where compatible apparatus is already in place.

Choosing Ceramic Crucibles and Porcelain Laboratory Ware

Technical buyers should confirm capacity, diameter, height, porcelain grade, glaze status, DIN reference, lid compatibility and intended heating method before ordering. For heated sample handling, ceramic crucibles are often procured with Laboratory Tongs, Metal Crucibles and other Laboratory Supplies and Fixtures.

Applications Across Laboratory and Quality Control Workflows

Ceramic crucibles support routine and specialised workflows where thermal resistance, sample containment and repeatable handling are important.

• Ash content testing: Support gravimetric and residue workflows in food, feed, environmental and industrial quality laboratories.
• Combustion analysis: Use burn pipes or combustion tubes where samples are processed through high-temperature analytical systems.
• Evaporation and drying: Concentrate or dry small liquid samples using porcelain evaporating basins and compatible heating equipment.
• Teaching and research laboratories: Maintain consistent ceramic ware supply for practical classes, preparation tasks and general heating procedures.

Related High-Temperature Laboratory Equipment

For complete heating and sample preparation setups, procurement teams may also review Tube Furnaces, Laboratory Hotplates and wider Laboratory and Scientific Equipment.

Australian Technical Support

Established in 1952, John Morris Group supports Australian laboratories with ISO 9001 certified processes, factory-trained engineers and practical procurement advice. For ceramic crucibles, porcelain crucible lids, burn pipes and evaporating basins, contact the Australian team on 1300 501 555 for product selection and supply support.