A crucible with stand is a laboratory apparatus used for heating substances to high temperatures. The crucible is typically made of heat-resistant ceramic or metal, designed to withstand direct flame without breaking or reacting with its contents. It is used to contain chemical compounds when subjected to intense heat, such as during calcination or combustion experiments.

The stand, often made of metal, provides stable support for the crucible during heating. It is usually paired with a clay triangle or wire gauze placed on a tripod or ring stand to hold the crucible securely above a Bunsen burner flame.

This setup is essential for procedures requiring controlled, high-temperature heating in analytical or preparative chemistry ( NOTE; art work is in PLA FORM)