refractoryprice Ordinary fireclay bricks, low creep fireclay bricks, and low porosity fireclay bricks (dense fireclay bricks) are classified according to the nature of use. The standard size is 230*114*65. Low-Porosity Fireclay … Read more
In the current situation where energy is very scarce, saving energy is the most worthy of attention. The light-weight heat-resistant insulating castable has the characteristics of energy-saving and heat resistance. … Read more
When purchasing monolithic refractory materials for the top of the heating furnace, customers are often confused between refractory plastics and low cement castables. Use refractory plastics or low cement castables … Read more
Sillimanite bricks are refractory bricks with good characteristics prepared from sillimanite minerals by a high-temperature firing method or slurry casting method. Sillimanite is converted into mullite and free silica after … Read more
Low carbon magnesia carbon bricks generally refer to a type of low-carbon composite material with a total carbon content of no more than 8%, using magnesia and graphite as the … Read more
Exploring long-term energy-saving refractory products has always been the pursuit of refractory companies, and rotary kiln lining and heat insulation products have also been put on the market. From high-alumina … Read more
Mullite refractory bricks and corundum mullite bricks have the advantages of high load softening temperature, low high-temperature creep rate, and good thermal shock resistance. It is widely used in industrial … Read more
The heating furnace is mainly composed of a regenerator insulated by refractory materials (dense insulating materials), a hearth that supports and transports heating elements, a furnace body, and a heat … Read more
Clay Refractory Bricks are refractory products with 30-48% Al2O3 content made of clay clinker as aggregate and refractory clay as a binder. Clay fire bricks are divided into ordinary clay … Read more
Refractories are originally defined as an inorganic non-metallic material with a refractoriness of not less than 1580°C. Refractoriness refers to the temperature in degrees Celsius of a refractory cone sample … Read more
