Insulation bricks

Insulation bricks Specification

Layer
Single or Multi-layer

Thermal Conductivity
0.20 - 0.35 W/mK

Surface Treatment
Smooth/Uncoated

Feature
Lightweight, High Strength, Low Thermal Conductivity

Density
1.2 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Installation Guideline
Dry stack or use refractory mortar; follow furnace builders recommendations

Size
230 mm x 114 mm x 25-75 mm

Product Type
Insulation Brick

Material
High Alumina / Fire Clay

Tensile Strength
8 - 10 MPa

Width
114 mm

Thickness
25 - 75 mm

Application
Furnace lining, Kilns, Ovens, Incinerators

Heat Conductivity
0.20 - 0.35 W/mK

Color
Light Yellow/White

Max Withstanding Temperature
1200C - 1300C

Compressive Strength
2.0 - 4.0 MPa

Service Temperature
Up to 1300C

Refractoriness (Pyrometric Cone Equivalent)
>32

Porosity
50 - 60%

Packaging
Cardboard Box or Palletized

Bulk Modulus
3.5 - 4.5 GPa

Thermal Expansion
0.6% (at 1000C)

Shape
Rectangle

Water Absorption
35 - 45%

About Insulation bricks

Spotlight your industrial projects with our affordable, elite range of insulation bricks, engineered for uncommon performance in high-heat environments. Designed with formidable compressive strength (2.0-4.0 MPa) and sizzling service temperatures up to 1300C, these lightweight bricks boast low thermal conductivity (0.20-0.35 W/mK) and remarkable water absorption control. Offered in a versatile rectangle shape and multiple thicknesses (25-75 mm), they're crafted from high-alumina or fire clay and come in a sleek light yellow or white finish. Ideal for furnace linings, kilns, ovens, or incinerators, our insulation bricks ensure reliable, cost-effective thermal protection and are supplied securely via cardboard boxes or palletized shipment.

Insulation Bricks: Proper Application and Surface Preparation

Our insulation bricks are tailored for single or multi-layer installations using dry stacking or refractory mortar, following specific furnace builders' recommendations. These bricks are perfect for lining furnaces, kilns, ovens, and incinerators. They should be applied onto clean, flat surfaces ensuring the smooth, uncoated finish bonds efficiently with both high-alumina and fire clay materials. This optimizes heat resistance and enhances the longevity of your thermal insulation system for industrial heating applications.

Supply Capacity & Sample Policy: Seamless Logistics and Ready Stock

We maintain a formidable stock ready for immediate drop-off or scheduled logistics according to client requirements. Whether you need bulk packaging on pallets or compact cardboard box shipments, our insulation bricks are prepared for rapid delivery. Sample bricks are available according to our sample policy, allowing clients to evaluate suitability first-hand-ensuring complete satisfaction before placing substantial orders. Trust our elite supply chain to keep your projects on schedule and within budget.

FAQ's of Insulation bricks:

Q: How are insulation bricks installed for industrial applications?

A: Insulation bricks are typically installed using dry stacking or with the help of refractory mortar. It is important to follow the furnace builder's recommendations to ensure optimal performance and longevity of the lining in furnaces, kilns, ovens, or incinerators.

Q: What are the key benefits of using these insulation bricks?

A: These bricks offer exceptional thermal insulation, light weight for easy handling, high compressive and tensile strength, and low thermal conductivity. This combination helps retain heat efficiently, reduces energy costs, and extends the service life of high-temperature equipment.

Q: When should I use insulation bricks with high alumina or fire clay material?

A: Choose high alumina bricks for more demanding environments with higher temperatures or aggressive chemical exposures, while fire clay bricks suit standard heat insulation needs in less severe conditions. Selection depends on your specific application and operational requirements.

Q: Where can these insulation bricks be most effectively applied?

A: Our insulation bricks excel in furnace lining, kilns, ovens, incinerators, and other high-temperature industrial processes where heat retention and structural integrity are essential. Their versatility allows use across a wide range of thermal containment systems.

Q: What is the typical supply process for insulation bricks?

A: We offer efficient logistics, with stock ready for prompt drop-off or scheduled delivery. Packaging options include cardboard boxes or palletized shipments tailored to order quantity, ensuring safe and secure transport to your location.

Q: How can I request a sample of your insulation bricks?

A: Samples can be requested according to our sample policy. This allows you to evaluate the quality and suitability of our insulation bricks before placing a larger order-contact our sales team for details.

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