High Strength Refractory Mortar Fire Clay Mortar High Alumina Mortar for Masonry Repair
$300-340
/ton
Price varies depending on material, logo, quantity and customization requirements.
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Category:
Mortar
Introduction
| Refractoriness (Degree) | Medium Refractory (1580 °C~1770 °C) | Material | Alumina Block |
| Shape | Powder | Al2O3 Content (%) | 38%~75% |
| CaO Content (%) | trace | CrO Content (%) | trace |
| MgO Content (%) | trace | SiC Content (%) | trace |
| SiO2 Content (%) | International Standard | Product name | fireclay mortar |
| Binder | Soft clay and chemical bond | Refractoriness °C ≥ | 1690~1780 |
| Bonding time ,min | 12 | Modulus of rupture, MPa ≥110°C | 1 |
| Particle size,% -1.0mm | 100 | Using temperature °C | 1300~1500 |
| Application | Industrial Furnaces Mending material | sample | free sample |
| Advantage | Anti erosion |
We are a professional manufacturer and supplier, dedicated to maintaining consistent quality and establishing long-term partnerships with clients worldwide.
Our mission is to provide high-quality products and reliable service. We are committed to offering the following advantages:
- Stable production system ensuring consistent quality, dependable supply, and standardized manufacturing management;
- Strict quality control covering material selection, processing, surface finishing, and final packaging;
- Variety of products and specifications to meet diverse project requirements and application scenarios;
- OEM & customization support based on drawings, samples, or specific technical requirements;
- Flexible packaging solutions to ensure safe handling and transportation of products;
- Continuous improvement in products and services to better support customers in different markets.
If you are interested in our products, please feel free to contact us. We look forward to establishing long-term and mutually beneficial cooperation with you.
