* HIGH QUALITY: Our Insulating Fire Brick is made of alumina and silica. Soft refractory bricks save a lot of energy, because in the heat transfer process, they consume only half of the energy of hard refractory bricks
* FAST HEATING: The insulating fire bricks hold out against temperature up till 2300°F. These fire bricks for forge with a uniform porous structure have a high insulation value and can withstand high temperatures, thus speeding up the heating process. Lower heat storage versus concentrated brick means decrease fuel costs and faster heat-ups in alternately operated heating equipment.
* EASY TO STORE: Due to light weight The Insulating Fire Bricks are easy to store and move around the construction site. The Fire bricks are not even damaged easily due to climatic changes. You just have to store it at dry place.
* LARGE NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS: Insulating Fire Bricks are applicable to various applications for home and industrial usage, such as oven, stove, glass making, clay pottery, Fire Bricks kiln, iron and steel industries, nonferrous metal industries, refining vessels, heaters etc.
� GURANTEE FOR YOU: If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase or the product is damaged in transit, broken, please contact us promptly.We will solve your problem promptly.
Why choose our Insulating Fire Brick?
Insulating refractory brick is a refractory ceramic material made of soft bricks. A mixture of alumina and silica can withstand extreme high temperature applications and has low thermal conductivity.
Insulating refractory bricks are light in weight and can be easily cut with any other hand tools such as a hand-held hacksaw or chisel or drill. They are ideal for creating custom shapes and cavities.
Product parameters:
Product name: Insulating Fire Brick
Product material: alumina and silica
Product size: 9" x 4.5" x 2.5"
Product usage: forging, oven construction, furnace insulation, glass manufacturing, fire field, clay firing, smelting and furnace
Tip: Please note that because the bricks are fragile, small chips/defects usually appear on the edges or sides. This will not affect the integrity of the bricks in any way.
