FIRE BRICKS

Fire bricks, also known as refractory bricks, are primarily used for their high-temperature resistance and insulation properties. They are used in various applications where heat is a factor, including lining furnaces, kilns, fireplaces, and chimneys. They also find use in wood-fired ovens, boilers, and incinerators.

Fire bricks are used to line the interior surfaces of structures like furnaces, kilns, and incinerators, where they can withstand intense heat without melting or degrading. They are essential for constructing fireplaces, providing a heat-resistant lining that can handle the direct flame

REFRACTORY SHAPES

Refractory shapes are designed as per  required application area of  furnaces refractory shapes are done as Precast or Fire burned for high temperature application area in furnaces .These product are designed as in temperature ranges from 1450-1600 degree temperature .

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REFRACTORY HANGER SHOULDER

 Hanger and Shoulder Bricks for reheating furnace roof. Also  known as roof sets. These bricks are easy to install and easy to maintain in longer run and make life of your roof easy. These Bricks are hanged with help of Anchors as per shaped designed .

Hanger & Shoulder does have  grade 40%,50% & 60%. or as per required application area. 

CERAMIC FIBER CONE

Ceramic fiber cones are primarily used as tap-out cones in aluminum alloy melting furnaces, particularly in industries like die casting and sand casting. They also find application in industrial furnaces for Peep holes, patch holes for thermometers, and nozzle/door sealing. Additionally, they are utilized in non-ferrous metal molten channels and as linings for various industrial equipment. 

Here's a more detailed breakdown of their applications:

Tap-out Cones for Aluminum Melting: These cones are used to seal tap holes in aluminum melting or holding furnaces, allowing for the pouring of molten aluminum into molds.

Peep Holes in Industrial Furnaces: They provide a means of observing the interior of furnaces, such as in kilns.

Patch Holes for Thermometers: Used to seal thermometer insertion holes in industrial furnaces.

Nozzle and Door Sealing: Used for sealing nozzles and doors in industrial furnaces, providing a heat-resistant and high-temperature seal.