Fireclay brick is a type of refractory brick made from fire clay, which is a mixture of silicates and alumina. It is known for its high thermal resistance, durability, and resistance to chemical corrosion.
Where To Use Fireclay Brick
High-temperature furnaces and kilns
Ceramic and glass manufacturing facilities
Steel mills and foundries
Chemical processing plants
Key Features Of Fireclay Brick
High thermal resistance up to 1800°C (3272°F)
Low thermal conductivity
Resistant to chemical corrosion and abrasion
Durable and long-lasting with minimal maintenance required
How To Use Fireclay Brick
Install in a dry and clean environment to ensure maximum durability
Ensure proper ventilation to prevent moisture buildup
Maintain a temperature range of 100°C to 1800°C (212°F to 3272°F) for optimal performance
How Fireclay Brick Is Manufactured
Fireclay bricks are manufactured by mixing fire clay with other minerals and firing at high temperatures to achieve the desired properties.
Technical Specification Of Fireclay Brick
Dimensions (mm)
220 x 110 x 65
Density (kg/m³)
1850
Refractoriness (°C)
1750
Thermal Conductivity (W/mK)
0.8
Chemical Composition (%)
Al2O3 - 45, SiO2 - 30, Fe2O3 - 10, CaO - 5
Weight (kg)
2.5
The specification table provides a comprehensive overview of the physical and chemical properties of fireclay brick, making it easier for users to understand its capabilities and limitations.
Description Of Fireclay Brick
Fireclay brick is a dense, refractory material used in various industrial applications due to its high thermal resistance and durability.
Related Products & Synonyms Of Fireclay Brick
Some related products to fireclay brick include refractory ceramic tiles, insulating bricks, and high-temperature fibers.
