monolithic refractories

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.

Monolithic refractory, a term for all kinds of unshaped refractory products, is basically a kind of refractory material. Monolithic castable refractory is famous for its outstanding characteristics, such as its variability in shapes and sizes, which makes it of great popularity in recent years. Generally speaking, monolithic refractory cement has advantages over refractory bricks. What is special about monolithic castable refractories? What are the advantages of monolithic castable refractories? This passage might give you a better understanding about this type of material.

Monolithic refractory is a kind of refractory material which has no certain shapes. In other words, they are castable and can be given any size or shape according to manufacturers’ wish. The demand for monolithic castable refractories has increased continuously over the past twenty years. The most special feature of monolithic castable refractory is that it can be molded into any shape. Therefore, monolithic refractory cement is often used for repairing or building furnaces, incinerators and so on. Moreover, monolithic refractories can be divided into several types according to their compositions. Further information about classification of monolithic refractories will be introduced in the following text.