FIRE BRICKS

Range of fire clay bricks and high alumina bricks with alumina contents ranging from 38% to 99% for a wide range of applications detailed below.

Key Features

• Low iron content

• Low alkali content

• Resistance to thermal shock

• Abrasion resistance

• High Density

• High Strength

Examples of Applications:

• Carbon bake furnaces in the aluminium industry

• Preheat zones and cyclones of rotary cement kilns

• Primary reformers in fertilizer production

• Insulation for glass tanks

• Coke Ovens

• Blast Furnaces

• Reheating Furnaces

• Suspended roofs

• Lime Kilns

• Domestic fireplaces, barbeques and outdoor ovens

Fireclay Bricks	Minimum PCE	Minimum Alumina Content
Super-Duty	33
High-Duty	31.5
Semi-Silica	N/A
Medium-Duty	29
Low-Duty	15
High Alumina Bricks
50%		47.5
60%		57.5
70%		67.5
80%		77.5
85%		83.0
90%		88.0
99%		97.0

LATEST NEWS & EVENTS

Rope Seal for Stoves

12/08/2011 - 11:31

Air-controlled appliances must have a way to reduce leaks into the firebox so that the only air entering the stove or firebox is through the air control. There are some older stoves that have fitted ground cast iron "gaskets" that seal well enough without rope seal, but almost all modern wood stoves need gasket material around the loading doors for sealing. Some ash pan doors have such gaskets too.

Fire Cement & Castable Refractories in Boilers

23/08/2011 - 15:06

Refractories are heat resistant materials that are used to line high temperature furnaces and other high temperature processing units. Refractories have to be resistant to thermal stress and other heat-related phenomena, and they have to stand up to physical wear, abrasion and chemical corrosion. The refractories have to be more heat resistantthan metals, and they are required for heating...