Refractory castables are one of the best things which are perfectly designed and developed to create the monolithic linking of almost all kinds of furnaces and kilns. With the increasing techniques... [...]

This is the lightly resin bonded rock wool mattress that are made out of the molten rocks or that of basalt. This is transformed into fibers and then bonded with the thermosetting binder forming... [...]

The ceramic fiber blankets are considerably designed from alumina – silica materials and offers characters as high temperature stability, low thermal conductivity, low heat storage, excellent... [...]

Looking to the bottom pouring sets are considered as a complete combination of runner bricks and special hollow shapes for the bottom pouring molten metal’s. As per the bottom pouring sets... [...]

If you are looking for one of the best basic refractory bricks; then Magnesite Bricks is one of the first and foremost choices you can trust on. These kinds of bricks are usually produced in various... [...]

High Alumina Bricks is one of the most popular types of bricks which are generally developed by using bauxite chammote fired at 1450-14700 C. the manufacturing process of High Alumina Bricks includes... [...]

Insulation bricks are demanded worldwide for keeping the home cozy and warm throughout the winter season. The bricks are not only helpful in regulating heat but also creating a worthwhile atmosphere... [...]

Fly ash is a finely powdered by product which formed by the burning process of pulverized coals. The process of formation of fly ash is highly exothermic and is safely done in various electric power... [...]

Bentonite Clay is usually formed from the volcanic ash which goes on weathering and aging for years in the presence of water. It is an absorbent aluminum phyllosilicate clay which includes a strong... [...]

While we think of any construction, the first thing that comes to our mind is how it should be and is it going to stand on for a long period. This is really a tuff question because there are hardly... [...]