What are the applications of fire proof cement?

Fire proof cement plays an important role in various high-temperature industrial fields. Refractory cement is a special cement product with excellent high-temperature resistance and chemical stability. It has a wide range of applications, including preparation and maintenance of high-temperature equipment, lining repair, refractory castables, thermal insulation material binders, high-temperature adhesives, and coke ovens.

Application of fire proof cement

Refractory lining repair

Refractory cement is widely used for lining repair of high-temperature equipment such as furnaces, kilns, ladles, и т. д.. It can fill damaged or worn parts, provide new refractory linings, and restore the normal operation of the equipment.

Making refractory castables

Refractory cement can be mixed with other refractory materials (such as refractory bricks, refractory particles, и т. д.) to make refractory castables. These castables can be used to make and repair high-temperature equipment walls, furnace bottoms, insulation layers, и т. д.. to withstand high temperatures and chemical erosion.

Used as a binder for thermal insulation materials

Refractory cement can be used as a binder for thermal insulation materials (such as ceramsite, expanded perlite, и т. д.). It can firmly bond the thermal insulation materials together to form an insulation layer and reduce heat conduction.

Used as a high-temperature binder

Refractory cement can be used as a high-temperature binder to bond refractory materials together under high-temperature conditions. It can provide strong bonding and chemical stability to ensure the integrity and reliability of refractory materials under high-temperature conditions.

Repair of coke oven lining

Refractory cement is also commonly used for the repair and construction of the lining of coke ovens. Coke ovens are important equipment in the metallurgical industry, and are subject to a variety of harsh conditions such as high temperature, corrosion, and mechanical stress. Refractory cement can meet its special refractory needs.