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Dense brick side arches are important load-bearing and refractory structures commonly found in high-temperature industrial furnaces and kilns, widely used in heating furnaces, annealing furnaces, glass furnaces, and various metallurgical furnaces. Their primary function is to provide lateral support within the arch structure, while simultaneously … Read More

The glass industry has extremely stringent requirements for refractory materials, especially in the high-temperature, highly corrosive, and complex atmospheric environments of kilns. Chrome corundum refractory bricks, due to their excellent comprehensive properties, have become one of the key materials in critical components of the glass … Read More

Refractory cement CA50 is a widely used calcium aluminate cement known for its excellent performance in high-temperature environments. It typically contains around 50% alumina (Al₂O₃), which gives it strong resistance to heat, corrosion, and chemical attack. Due to these properties, CA50 is commonly applied in … Read More

Bricks are widely used in electric furnaces, serving as crucial refractory materials for ensuring their safe and efficient operation. Electric furnaces, as industrial equipment that utilizes electrical energy to generate high temperatures, are widely used in metallurgy, casting, heat treatment, and chemical industries. Since the … Read More

CA50 A700 refractory cement is a high-alumina binder made from bauxite and limestone. Its core application is as a bonding system for formulating high-performance monolithic refractories. Compared to ordinary building cement, it imparts superior volume stability and mechanical properties to refractories at high temperatures. Its … Read More

Magnesia (MgO) bricks are essential refractory materials for reverberatory furnaces in non-ferrous metal smelting due to their high melting point (>2800°C) and excellent resistance to basic slag corrosion. Sidewall Applications: Below the slag line, where molten slag attacks aggressively, magnesia-chrome bricks are preferred for their resistance … Read More

Mercury-lithium recovery furnaces are specialized heat treatment equipment used to process hazardous waste containing mercury and lithium. They are primarily used for the resource recovery of materials such as waste lithium batteries, mercury-containing catalysts, chemical residues, metallurgical byproducts, and laboratory waste. Through controlled heating, mercury … Read More

The refractory bricks commonly used in Steam Reformers are primarily alumina-silicon based materials, with key requirements being low iron content, resistance to reduction, and long-term high-temperature stability. 1️⃣ High-alumina refractory bricks (Al₂O₃ 60–80%): The most widely used type, applied to the radiant furnace walls, furnace … Read More

Electric arc furnaces (EAFs) are core equipment in modern short-process steelmaking, and their lining materials directly affect furnace life, energy consumption, and production stability. Magnesia bricks, due to their excellent high-temperature performance and resistance to chemical erosion, have become an indispensable key refractory material in … Read More

What are Ceramic Foam Filter Sheets? Ceramic foam filter sheets are porous ceramic materials made primarily from alumina, silicon carbide, or zirconium oxide. They possess a three-dimensional, interconnected open-pore structure, resembling a sponge in appearance. Their porosity is typically between 75% and 90%, with uniform … Read More