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High Alumina Brick for Industrial Furnaces - Quality Refractory from China Suppliers & Factory
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High Alumina Brick for Industrial Furnaces - Quality Refractory from China Suppliers & Factory

Our China high alumina brick is designed with an impressive Al₂O₃ content of ≥65%, ensuring exceptional heat resistance up to 1790℃ and remarkable corrosion resistance. Manufactured by top-tier suppliers in our factory, this refractory brick is crafted from premium raw materials through precise processing, guaranteeing outstanding structural stability and an extended service life. Perfectly suited for high-temperature industrial applications, our product effectively reduces maintenance costs and is ideal for use in the steel, cement, glass, and petrochemical sectors. Complying with international standards, our high alumina brick is reliable for even the harshest working environments
  • Item: High Alumina Brick

Core Advantages

Exceptional Heat Resistance

With a maximum working temperature of 1790℃ and low thermal conductivity, it effectively insulates heat and maintains structural integrity under extreme high-temperature conditions, avoiding deformation or cracking.

Strong Corrosion & Abrasion Resistance

High alumina content enhances resistance to molten slag, acid-alkali media, and mechanical abrasion, extending service life in harsh industrial environments.

High Structural Density

Produced by high-pressure molding and high-temperature sintering, it has low porosity, strong load-bearing capacity, and good thermal shock resistance, reducing replacement frequency.

Cost-Effective Solution

Long service life and low maintenance requirements lower overall operational costs, providing high cost performance for large-scale industrial projects.

Product Parameters

Item High Alumina Brick
Al₂O₃ % ≥75 ≥65 ≥55
Fe₂O₃ % ≤2.0 ≤2.30 ≤2.30
% Apparent Porosity ≤23 ≤22 ≤20
% Permanent Linear Change (1500℃ x 2h) ±0.1/-0.3 ±0.1/-0.4 ±0.2/-0.5
MPa Cold Crushing Strength ≥75 ≥65 ≥55
℃ Refractoriness ≥1790 ≥1770 ≥1770
℃ (0.2MPa, 0.6%) Refractoriness Under Load ≥1520 ≥1500 ≥1470

Detailed Application Scenarios

1

Steel Industry

Widely used in blast furnaces, converters, electric furnaces, and ladles. Suitable for linings of tapping troughs, slag channels, and furnace tops, resisting molten steel and slag erosion, ensuring stable production of steelmaking equipment.

2

Cement Industry

Applied to linings of rotary kilns, preheaters, and cement clinker coolers. Withstands high temperature and alkaline gas corrosion, improving the service life of cement production equipment and reducing downtime.

3

Glass Industry

Used in glass melting furnaces, regenerators, and flue linings. Resists high-temperature glass liquid erosion and thermal shock, maintaining furnace tightness and ensuring consistent glass quality.

4

Petrochemical Industry

Suitable for linings of catalytic crackers, reformers, and hydrogenation furnaces. Resists high-temperature oil gas and chemical media corrosion, ensuring safe and efficient operation of petrochemical equipment.

5

Other Industries

Also applicable to waste incinerators, ceramic kilns, and non-ferrous metal smelting furnaces, providing reliable refractory solutions for various high-temperature industrial scenarios.

Conclusion

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the maximum working temperature of High Alumina Bricks?

High Alumina Bricks feature exceptional heat resistance with a maximum working temperature of up to 1790℃, maintaining structural integrity under extreme high-temperature industrial conditions.

How does the alumina (Al₂O₃) content affect performance?

A higher Al₂O₃ content (ranging from ≥55% up to ≥75%) enhances the brick's resistance to molten slag, chemical media, and mechanical abrasion, while increasing its refractoriness under load.

What are the main applications of these bricks in the steel industry?

In the steel industry, they are widely used for the linings of blast furnaces, converters, electric furnaces, ladles, tapping troughs, and slag channels to resist erosion from molten steel and slag.

Why do High Alumina Bricks offer a cost-effective solution?

Due to their high structural density, low apparent porosity, and high thermal shock resistance, they have a longer service life and lower maintenance needs, reducing overall operational costs.

Can these bricks be used in cement and petrochemical plants?

Yes. They are ideal for rotary kilns and preheaters in the cement industry to resist alkaline gases, as well as catalytic crackers and reformers in the petrochemical industry to resist high-temperature oil gas and chemical corrosion.