Introduction：
Furnace bricks, also known as refractory bricks or firebricks, are specialized bricks designed for use in industrial furnaces and high-temperature applications. These bricks are made from refractory materials that can withstand extreme heat and provide insulation, structural stability, and resistance to chemical and thermal stresses.
Furnace bricks are designed to withstand high temperatures typically ranging from 1500°C to 1800°C (2732°F to 3272°F) or even higher. They retain their shape and structural integrity under intense heat without deforming or disintegrating.
Furnace bricks offer excellent insulation, reducing heat loss and promoting energy efficiency by minimizing the transfer of heat from the furnace to the surrounding environment.
Furnace bricks can endure rapid temperature changes without cracking or breaking, making them suitable for environments with fluctuating heat levels and thermal cycling.
Furnace bricks are available in different compositions, such as high alumina, silica, magnesia, chrome, or a combination of these materials. The choice of composition depends on the specific application requirements, including temperature, chemical exposure, and thermal conductivity.
