Electric Crucible Loader

DECENT Electric Crucible Loader stands as a pivotal advancement in laboratory and industrial safety, transforming the handling of high-temperature crucibles. Engineered for precision and operator protection, this automated system eliminates the inherent risks associated with manual crucible placement into scorching furnaces, such as those used in fire assay, precious metals analysis, and various metallurgical processes. By preventing direct human contact with extreme heat, the Electric Crucible Loader significantly reduces workplace hazards, safeguarding personnel and ensuring a more secure operational environment. Its robust design and intuitive controls mean increased efficiency and productivity, streamlining workflow by allowing for rapid, uniform loading of multiple crucibles.

DECENT Group’s commitment to delivering innovative, reliable equipment ensures that our Electric Crucible Loader is a cornerstone for modern laboratories prioritizing both stringent safety protocols and peak operational performance.

The DECENT Electric Crucible Loader is designed for unparalleled reliability and ease of use, making it an indispensable tool for high-volume crucible handling. This powerful unit features an electric-powered hydraulic pump station for smooth, consistent lifting and lowering, ensuring precise placement of crucibles within furnaces. Operators benefit from a high-intensity steering wheel equipped with robust brakes, providing excellent maneuverability and control even in demanding environments.

The integrated design includes a built-in charger and a maintenance-free battery, maximizing uptime and minimizing operational interruptions. Available in various capacities, typically supporting 25-place or 50-place crucible trays, the Electric Crucible Loader can also be customized to meet specific laboratory or industrial requirements. This automated functionality not only boosts work efficiency but also guarantees uniform heating and processing of samples by ensuring even crucible distribution, crucial for reproducible analytical results.