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Bullion Blocks
Magnesia Bullion Block is a shallow, porous block with multiple holes, made from pure Magnesite, in which gold or silver can be refined or assayed by melting with a blast of hot air which oxidizes lead or other base metals.
Bullion Blocks are specifically designed to stand longer in the extreme heat of furnaces. These blocks are great heat conductors and high efficient to use.
These do not not crack or break over the course of time as well as demands no maintenance. Moreover, these Blocks are extremely durable and available in various specifications.
Bullion Blocks
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• With extremely low Gold and silver content, can get more accurate test results,
• High-temperature resistance and resistance to thermal shock
• Can be used 3-5 times for the crucibles for fire assay.
• Made of high-quality magnesia, Bone Ash, etc.
• Widely Used for smelting and assaying
• Free samples are available.
• High casting density.
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Zirconium exhibits superb corrosion resistance in most organic and inorganic acids, salt solutions, strong alkalis and a few molten salts.
The passive oxide film (corrosion barrier) is stable in both reducing and oxidizing conditions. Zirconium is excellent in both acid and base solutions.
The temperature limit for use in air is
about 450˚C to 500˚C.
• Simple operation and easy maintenance.
• Customized loading capacity meets clients’ various needs.
• 20/25/42/50/84 pots loading capacity, compatible with multipour and multiload system.
• A maintenance-free battery with a 5-year warranty.
• A built-in charger for fast and convenient charging.
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Other advantages of zirconium are its complete resistance to the action of most solvents of all concentrations such as nitric, hydrochloric, sulfuric and perchloric acids.
This allows the fusions to be dissolved out of the crucible completely with little or no contamination of the sample. Alkaline solvents such as ammonium hydroxide, acetate sulfide, carbonate and (Na, K) hydroxide, sulfide, carbonate and cyanide are also without effect.
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The lengthy time required for fire assaying of gold, silver and precious metals can often be compensated for by the simultaneous analysis of a large number of samples. A typical fire assay laboratory is usually equipped with several furnaces and cupellation furnaces, each capable of collecting multiple samples. Therefore, GLS’s Multiple Sample Load Forklift, Crucible Tumbler and other equipment have greatly improved the efficiency of laboratory sample preparation and load-and-unload.
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