Refractory Mortar and Ramming

Refractory mortar and ramming are essential materials in the refractory industry, primarily used for bonding, coating, and repairing refractory components, as well as creating layers resistant to heat and corrosion. These products are made from refractory minerals such as alumina, silica, and magnesia, providing excellent performance under high temperatures and harsh industrial conditions. Refractory mortar is mainly used for bonding bricks and refractory parts, while ramming serves as an unshaped refractory mass for lining furnace floors and walls.

Features

• Very high thermal resistance to extreme temperatures
• Excellent adhesion for bonding bricks and refractory parts
• Mechanical and chemical resistance against slags and corrosive gases
• Ease of application and repair of damaged sections
• Long-lasting durability in harsh industrial environments

Applications

• Bonding bricks and refractory parts in furnaces and industrial boilers (refractory mortar)
• Floor and wall lining in steel and foundry furnaces (ramming)
• Repair and restoration of worn refractory sections
• Used in cement, glass, petrochemical, and metallurgical industries
• Extending the service life of thermal equipment and furnaces