There are many types of insulating fire bricks. When choosing insulating fire bricks in industrial kilns, it is necessary to choose the appropriate ones according to the actual use temperature inside the kiln, the use conditions of insulating fire bricks, the use cycle and other aspects. This article will introduce the main applications of insulating fire bricks.

​The raw materials used for lightweight insulating fire brick can be classified into clay, silica, aluminum and mullite. Light insulating fire brick's insulation is due to the brick body inside contains a large number of air holes (including closed air holes and open air holes). The method that causes stomata has to add combustible matter law, foam law, chemical law. Insulating fire brick has low compressive strength, poor slag resistance, poor thermal vibration resistance, and can not be in direct contact with liquid glass or flame. The article Introduces a few kinds of common insulating fire brick below.

Refractory brick, also known as firebrick, is a type of brick that is designed or manufactured to cope with high temperature environments. Such bricks are used in kilns and furnaces, for example. Many manufacturers around the world produce refractory bricks of different sizes, shapes and styles. Mos

The selection and collocation of kiln furniture materials are various. In recent years, with the rapid development of China's economy, the kiln furniture industry has also made great progress. High quality kiln furniture with lightweight, thin and diversified specifications have been supplied to the market one after another. There are cordierite, cordierite mullite, mullite, common silicon carbide, oxide bonded silicon carbide and so on. There are many kinds of matching forms of materials, but it also depends on the type of products, kiln structure, bearing capacity and price bearing capacity of the ceramic factory.

Monolithic refractory, also popularly known as unshaped refractory, has a variety of sizes and shapes, making it a special type of refractory material. Monolithic castable refractory has a wide range of minerals in its content, which is quite different from other refractory material’s compositions. Thus, monolithic refractories have some prominent properties, such as low permeability, improved stability, better insulation and so on. These advantages are partly resulted from the manufacturing process of monolithic castable refractories. In this passage, detailed information about how to manufacture monolithic refractory cement will be provided.

Insulating fire brick, in abbreviation form, is known as IFB. It sometimes can also be called as soft brick, because they have relatively soft textures. Large insulating fire brick is a type of refractory material and is famous for its high porosity, low bulk density as well as low thermal conductivity. Therefore, large insulating fire bricks have outstanding properties compared with other refractory bricks, which results in their wide range of applications. What are the special uses of large insulating fire bricks? Where can insulating fire bricks be used? This passage may give you some ideas about these questions.

Many people might think advanced ceramic, as the name indicates, has some kinds of relationship with traditional ceramic. However, they do not have much similarity. Advanced ceramic also has little connection with pottery or chinaware as the traditional ceramic does. It is a newly developed high-tec