Ceramic Refractory Balls (User’s Product) | Sulphur furnaces, high-temperature kilns | Alumina Content: 65% (Base) ▲ 85% (Advanced, ASTM C316) Thermal Conductivity: 0.3 W/m·K (Base) ▲ 0.2 W/m·K (Advanced, ISO 8890) Certification: EU 2015/863 | ▲ Advanced: 20% lower thermal conductivity than Base (quieter heat retention) Chemical resistance (ASTM C700) | Base version may require frequent replacement in extreme corrosion scenarios |
Firebricks | Traditional furnace linings | Compressive Strength: 50 MPa (ASTM C133) Thermal Shock Resistance: 800°C ΔT (ASTM C693) | High structural integrity for heavy-duty applications | Lower thermal insulation (1.5x higher conductivity vs. ceramic balls) |
Ceramic Fiber Modules | Lightweight insulation in high-temp zones | Thermal Insulation: 0.04 W/m·K (ASTM C533) Bulk Density: 120 kg/m³ (ISO 12806) | 40% lighter than firebricks, easy installation | Prone to abrasion (ASTM C1210), lower mechanical strength |
Refractory Concrete | Custom castings for irregular furnace parts | Max Temp Resistance: 1700°C (ISO 12806) Adhesion Strength: 5 MPa (ASTM C1194) | Customizable shapes for complex geometries | Longer curing time (72+ hours), vulnerable to rapid temperature changes |
Graphite Blocks | High-temperature electrical applications | Thermal Conductivity: 80–120 W/m·K (ASTM C821) Oxidation Resistance: 1200°C (ASTM C770) | Excellent electrical conductivity, corrosion-free | Requires inert atmosphere above 600°C to prevent oxidation |
Insulating Bricks | Thermal insulation in non-corrosive environments | Low Thermal Conductivity: 0.04 W/m·K (ASTM C110) Density: 1.2 g/cm³ (ISO 12681) | 30% lighter than standard bricks, cost-effective | Brittle structure (compressive strength < 20 MPa), unsuitable for chemical exposure |