High Temperature Fire Resistant Refractory Lightweight Mullite Brick

Description

High temperature refractory lightweight mullite brick is a type of fire-resistant brick that is commonly used in high-temperature applications such as furnaces and kilns. Mullite brick is made from a combination of alumina and silica, and is known for its excellent thermal shock resistance and high strength at elevated temperatures.

One of the key features of lightweight mullite brick is its low density, which makes it an attractive option for applications where weight is a concern. Despite its light weight, mullite brick is still able to withstand extreme temperatures and maintain its structural integrity.

Mullite brick is commonly used in industries such as steel production, ceramics manufacturing, and petrochemical processing. It can be used in a variety of applications such as furnace linings, kiln walls, and other high-temperature environments.

Specifications

Packing & Delivery

Packing: 1 ton big bag, 20-25mt in 20' container


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