Introduction

There are two main types of refractories: monolithic refractories and shaped refractories. Monolithic refractories are made from a single material, whereas shaped refractories are made from multiple materials that are fused together.

Monolithic refractories are typically used in high-temperature applications, such as furnaces and kilns. They are very strong and durable, and can withstand extreme temperatures.

Shaped refractories, on the other hand, are typically used in lower-temperature applications. They are not as strong or durable as monolithic refractories, but they are less expensive and easier to install.

Benefits of Monolithic Refractories

• Stronger and more durable than shaped refractories.
• Can withstand extreme temperatures.
• Less likely to crack or break under stress.
• Easier to repair than shaped refractories.
• Longer lifespan than shaped refractories.

Benefits of Shaped Refractories

• Less expensive than monolithic refractories.
• Easier to install than monolithic refractories.
• Can be custom-fit to the application.
• Shorter lifespan than monolithic refractories.

Which type of refractory is right for your application? The answer depends on a number of factors, including the temperature of the application, the type of stress the refractory will be under, and the budget.

With our experience and toughness in helping you to the best of our ability, we provide several refractory services that you will need, in the form of:

1. ENGINERING DRAWING
2. ANCHOR AND LINING ARRANGEMENT
3. HEAT CALCULATION
4. REFRACTORIES INSTALLATION
5. SUPERVISIONING

If you have any questions about which type of refractory is right for your application, contact us. We specialize in both monolithic and shaped refractories. We can help you choose the right type of refractory for your application, and we will install it correctly the first time. We have a team of highly trained and experienced professionals who can handle any refractory project, big or small.