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Sintered Refractory Silicon carbide Beam of High shock resistance 1. Description of Silicon carbide beam Sic (sisic) ceramic beam have large high temperature bearing, good oxidization-resistance, serving for 4... Read More

Reaction bonded high temperature bearing Silicon carbide beam 1. Product Description Reaction bonded SiC beam is made from _SiC powder, graphite powder, mixing additives and organic adhesive agent.The mixture ... Read More

Refractory Cordierite Batts 495*475*15mm used for sanitary ware 1. Introduction Cordierite has excellent thermal shock resistance, good strength and can be formed by pressing, extruding, casting and vibrating ... Read More

1. Introduction Cordierite has excellent thermal shock resistance, good strength and can be formed by pressing, extruding, casting and vibrating into complex shapes. Cordierite mullite kiln furniture is widely ... Read More

1. Description Silicon carbide kiln post is combined with high purity silicon carbide and ultra fines. Shaped by vibration, made by high sintering. The SiC kiln post is oxide bonded silicon carbide based ... Read More

Product Description: Silicon Carbide Kiln Shelves Our silicon carbide kiln shelves are designed to provide the highest quality and durability for your kiln firing needs. Made from high strength silicon carbide ... Read More

1. Description Our Senior silicon carbide refractory kiln post can offer good heat stability, high mechanical strength at high temperature, excellent thermal stability and distortion resistance at high ... Read More

Product Description: Cordierite Kiln Shelves are refractory materials, which are made of cordierite-mullite. They have smooth edges and are available in customized sizes. With excellent thermal shock resistance ... Read More

1. Description Oxide bonded silicon carbide series Oxide Bonded Sic material naturally has good properties of large heat radiation and heat strength. In our plant,it is mainly produced as thin kiln refractory ... Read More

1. Introduction A simple firing to 1300C (about cone 11 and within the reach of many ordinary kilns) and soaked may produce some crystal development. However firing (actually sintering) at 1400C+ with ... Read More