Fireclay Brick SK30

Loading Port:China Main Port

Payment Terms:TT or L/C

Min Order Qty:5 ton m.t

Supply Capability:1000 Tons Per Month m.t/month

Product Description:

General Information of Fireclay brick SK30

Our corporation produces a comprehensive range of Fireclay bricks, with 30% to 55% alumina content, all of these bricks exhibit excellent performance。

Our Fireclay bricks SK38 are the final result of blending excellent fused alumina and silicon as the main raw materials with cutting-edge technology, adding superfine powder, after mixing, drying, forming, in the high temperature shuttle kiln. We ensure you that the Fireclay Bricks made by us possess high quality standard and have gone through all the complicated quality control parameters. Their durability and strength adds life to the structure and they have the capacity of bearing high temperature.

 

 

       Technical Data of Fireclay Brick SK30

Physical Properties:

Refractoriness

 1670

Permanent Linear Change(1400℃×3h)%

%

  ±0.2

Apparent Porosity, %

%

≤22

Cold Crushing Strength

Mpa

≥20

Refractoriness Under Load (T0.6)

 ≥1250

Thermal Expansion, %

%

0.8

Density

g/cm3

2.0-2.05

Chemical Analysis:

 

 

   Al2O 

%

≥34

Fe2O3

%

3.2

Note:
Technical Data are typical average results from test pieces. The technical data is offered solely for your consideration. And CNBM reserve the right to modify the technical data without any prior notice. Users of CNBM products should make their own tests to determine the suitability of each product for their particular purposes.

 

Feature of Fireclay Brick SK30

Resistant to thermal shock, abrasion, chemical attack

High ability for anti-abrasion during work

Low shrinkage degree under high temperature so as to maintaining integrity of the furnace lining

Low apparent porosity, and low Fe2O3 content to reduce the carbon deposit in the blowhole and avoid the bricks broken in case of expansion

 

 Fireclay Brick SK30

Applications of Fireclay Brick SK30

Fireclay brick is mainly used in the part of throat, stack, hearth, bottom for small blast furnaces and the stack for big blast furnaces.

1. Carbon baked furnaces in the alumina industry

2. Preheat zones and cyclones of rotary cement kilns

3. Insulation for glass tanks

4. Coke ovens

5. Blast furnaces

6. Reheating furnaces

7. Suspended roofs

8. Lime kilns

9. Chimney