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China Mullite Brick Suppliers - Thermal Shock Resistant Refractory Materials from Factory
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China Mullite Brick Suppliers - Thermal Shock Resistant Refractory Materials from Factory

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Our mullite bricks, manufactured in China, are high-quality refractory materials with mullite as the primary crystal phase, featuring an impressive refractoriness of 1790℃. These durable refractory bricks are designed to offer exceptional thermal shock resistance and chemical corrosion resistance, making them ideal for high-temperature industrial furnaces in sectors such as metallurgy, petrochemicals, and glass. As trusted suppliers and a leading factory of mullite bricks, we ensure top performance and reliability for your furnace needs.

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  • Item: Mullite Brick

Core Advantages

Exceptional High-Temperature Stability

With refractoriness up to 1790℃ and load softening temperature 1600-1700℃, they maintain structural integrity under extreme heat, ensuring long service life.

Superior Thermal Shock Resistance

Resisting cracking from rapid temperature changes, suitable for intermittent operation furnaces.

Strong Corrosion & Wear Resistance

Resists most acid slags, chemical attack, and oxidation, with high cold crushing strength (70-260 MPa) for erosion-prone environments.

Low Thermal Conductivity

Reduces heat loss, improving energy efficiency of industrial kilns while ensuring stable temperature distribution.

Customizable Specifications

Available in sintered/fused cast types and various sizes, tailored to specific furnace structures and working conditions.

Product Parameters
Item Sintered Mullite Brick
Al₂O₃ % ≥75-80 ≥72-75 ≥70
Fe₂O₃ % ≤1.2 ≤1.2 ≤2.0
Bulk Density (g/cm³) ≥2.70 ≥2.65 ≥2.65
Apparent Porosity (%) ≤18 ≤19 ≤20
Cold Crushing Strength (MPa) ≥90 ≥90 ≥70
Refractoriness Under Load ℃ (0.2MPa, 0.6%) ≥1650 ≥1650 ≥1530
Creep Rate 0.2MPa (1400℃×50h) % ≤0.8 ≤0.8 ≤0.8
Detailed Application Scenarios
1 Metallurgy Industry

Applied in hot blast furnace roofs, blast furnace stacks and bottoms, torpedo tanker slag line areas, and hot air channel hanging parts. Resists iron liquid scouring and high-temperature furnace atmospheres, ensuring stable operation of metallurgical equipment.

2 Petrochemical Industry

Suitable for slag gasification furnaces, synthetic ammonia conversion furnaces, carbon black reactors, and cracking furnace linings. Withstands chemical corrosion from reaction media and high-temperature creep, extending furnace service life.

3 Glass & Ceramic Industry

Used in glass melting furnace regenerative chambers, clarification tank walls, ceramic tunnel kilns, roller kilns, and kiln furniture. Features low thermal conductivity and excellent thermal stability, adapting to continuous high-temperature working conditions.

4 Building Materials & Other Industries

Ideal for rotary cement kilns, lime kiln inner linings, heat treatment furnaces, and resistance furnaces. Available as lightweight insulation bricks for backing linings and standard bricks for fire-facing surfaces, meeting diverse insulation and load-bearing needs.

5 Product Type

◎ Sintered Mullite Bricks: Cost-effective with balanced performance, suitable for general high-temperature kiln linings like ceramic kilns and hot blast stoves.
◎ Fused Cast Mullite Bricks: Higher purity and density, superior erosion resistance, ideal for harsh environments like glass kiln key parts and acid slag contact areas.

Conclusion

Contact us now for a quote and experience the difference of working with the best in the business.

Frequently Asked Questions
Q What is the maximum service temperature of mullite bricks?

Mullite bricks have a refractoriness of up to 1790℃ and a load softening temperature ranging from 1600℃ to 1700℃, making them suitable for extreme high-temperature industrial environments.

Q What is the difference between sintered and fused cast mullite bricks?

Sintered mullite bricks are cost-effective with balanced performance, ideal for general high-temperature kiln linings. Fused cast mullite bricks offer higher purity and density with superior erosion resistance, making them better suited for harsh environments such as glass kiln key parts and acid slag contact areas.

Q Which industries are mullite bricks most commonly used in?

Mullite bricks are widely used in metallurgy, petrochemical, glass and ceramic manufacturing, and building materials industries. Typical applications include blast furnaces, cracking furnace linings, glass melting furnace regenerators, rotary cement kilns, and heat treatment furnaces.

Q How does the Al₂O₃ content affect the performance of mullite bricks?

Higher Al₂O₃ content generally results in better high-temperature strength, improved refractoriness under load, and greater resistance to chemical corrosion. Grades with ≥75-80% Al₂O₃ deliver the highest performance metrics, while ≥70% grades offer a more economical option for less demanding applications.

Q Can mullite bricks be customized to specific dimensions or furnace requirements?

Yes. Mullite bricks are available in a wide range of sizes and specifications, and can be tailored to match specific furnace structures and working conditions. Both sintered and fused cast types can be produced in custom dimensions upon request.

Q How do mullite bricks help improve energy efficiency in industrial kilns?

Thanks to their low thermal conductivity, mullite bricks significantly reduce heat loss through kiln walls. This helps maintain stable temperature distribution inside the furnace, reduces fuel consumption, and lowers overall operating costs for industrial kiln operators.