Refractory Fire Clay Brick Refractory Brick

Refractory Fire Clay Brick Features: 1.Heating is not expansive, 2.Low thermal conductivity. 3. Light weight and easy constructionRefractory Fire Clay BrickDescription This high-quality fiber blanket has excellent processing or construction strength and anti-high temperature performance which can meet demands for the application of heat insulation on various hot faces and cold faces in different furnaces. It is a new type of refractory and insulating materials provided by our company for customers. The product is white with formal dimension and integrates the performance of heat insulation and thermal preservation together. 1. Refractory Fire Clay BrickProperties: Heating is not expansive, Low thermal conductivity. Light weight and easy construction, Arbitrary bending shear, Continuous production, fiber distribution uniform, stable performance. The thermal stability and excellent thermal shock resistance.2. Refractory Fire Clay Brick Typical Application: furnace, plumbing and other insulation devices ideal energy-saving materials. The kiln incement industry for back lining insulation The ceramic industry of the furnace back insulation lining The aluminum electrolytic reduction Groove Back firebrick liner The heat treatment furnace back insulation liner The petrochemical, metallurgical industry furnace lining, the back wall liningFire clay brick SK-32ItemStandardAI2O3(%)30Fe2O3 (%)3Refractoriness (SK)32Refractoriness under load, 0.2MPa, Ta, ((°C)1300Porosity (%)22-26Bulk density (g/cm³)2.05Cold crushing strength (MPa)25Thermal expansion at 1000°C (%)0.6Fire clay brick SK-34ItemStandardAI2O3(%)38Fe2O3 (%)2.5Refractoriness (SK)34Refractoriness under load, 0.2MPa, Ta, ((°C)1350Porosity (%19-23Bulk density (g/cm³)2.10-2.15Cold crushing strength (MPa)25Thermal expansion at 1000°C (%)0.6Fire clay brick SK-36ItemStandardAI2O3(%)50Fe2O3 (%)2Refractoriness (SK)36Refractoriness under load, 0.2MPa, Ta, ((°C)1450Porosity (%20-24Bulk density (g/cm³)2.30-2.40Cold crushing strength (MPa)45Thermal expansion at 1000°C (%)0.3