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High-Performance Zircon Mullite Brick from China Suppliers & Factory for Industrial High-Temp Applications
Superior High-Temperature Stability
With refractoriness under load up to 1650℃ and pyrometric cone equivalent of SK 31, our zircon mullite brick maintains structural integrity and stable performance in extreme high-temperature industrial environments, avoiding deformation or damage during long-term continuous operation. This high-temperature stability makes the zircon mullite refractory brick an ideal choice for high-heat industrial furnaces.
Strong Erosion & Slag Resistance
The unique crystal structure of our zircon mullite brick, composed of mullite and zirconium oxide particles, forms a dense protective layer. This layer resists penetration and erosion of molten glass, acidic/alkaline slags and corrosive gases, making the zircon mullite refractory brick highly durable and extending its service life in harsh industrial settings.
Low Apparent Porosity & High Bulk Density
• Our zircon mullite brick bulk density ≥2.9 g/cm³. This low porosity and high density shorten bubble discharge time during furnace operation, improve production efficiency and product yield. The zircon mullite refractory brick's dense structure also enhances its overall mechanical performance.
| Item | Zircon Mullite Brick | ||
| ZrO₂ % | ≥20 | ≥16 | ≥12 |
| Fe₂O₃ % | ≤0.3 | ≤0.3 | ≤0.3 |
| Bulk Density (g/cm³) | ≥3.00 | ≥2.90 | ≥2.90 |
| Apparent Porosity (%) | ≤10 | ≤11 | ≤11 |
| Cold Crushing Strength (MPa) | ≥100 | ≥100 | ≥100 |
| Refractoriness Under Load ℃ (0.2MPa, 0.6%) | ≥1700 | ≥1700 | ≥1650 |
Glass Industry
Ceramic Industry
Metallurgical Industry
Petrochemical Industry
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What is zircon mullite brick and what are its main components?Zircon mullite brick is a high-performance refractory material composed primarily of mullite and zirconium oxide (ZrO₂) particles. The combination of these two phases gives the brick exceptional high-temperature stability, erosion resistance, and mechanical strength, making it suitable for demanding industrial applications.
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What is the maximum service temperature of zircon mullite brick?Our zircon mullite brick can withstand refractoriness under load up to 1700℃ (0.2MPa, 0.6%) for high-ZrO₂ grades, with a pyrometric cone equivalent of SK 31. Even the standard grade maintains structural integrity at temperatures up to 1650℃, making it ideal for the most demanding high-temperature industrial environments.
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Which industries is zircon mullite brick most commonly used in?Zircon mullite brick is widely used across the glass industry (furnace throats, overflow ports, lip stones), ceramic industry (tunnel kilns, roller kilns, kiln furniture), metallurgical industry (steel ladles, tundishes, combustion chambers), and petrochemical industry (crackers, gasifiers, carbon black reactors). Its versatility and durability make it a preferred refractory solution across multiple sectors.
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How does zircon mullite brick resist slag and chemical corrosion?The dense crystal structure formed by mullite and zirconium oxide creates a tightly bonded protective matrix with low apparent porosity (≤10–11%). This structure acts as a barrier against penetration by molten glass, acidic and alkaline slags, and corrosive gases, significantly extending the brick's service life under chemically aggressive conditions.
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What ZrO₂ content options are available and how do they differ?We offer zircon mullite bricks with three ZrO₂ content grades: ≥20%, ≥16%, and ≥12%. Higher ZrO₂ content provides superior bulk density (≥3.00 g/cm³) and higher refractoriness under load (≥1700℃), making them ideal for the most extreme applications such as direct contact with molten glass. Lower ZrO₂ grades still deliver excellent performance at a more economical cost point.
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Can zircon mullite brick handle rapid temperature changes (thermal shock)?Yes. Zircon mullite brick exhibits excellent thermal shock resistance due to its unique microstructure that accommodates thermal expansion and contraction. This property makes it particularly well-suited for applications involving frequent start-stop cycles and temperature fluctuations, such as metallurgical furnaces and ceramic kilns, where thermal cycling would otherwise cause cracking or premature failure in lesser refractory materials.







