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Q & A

Yes, monolithic refractories can be used for lining copper casting furnaces. Monolithic refractories are versatile and can withstand high temperatures, making them suitable for lining various types of furnaces, including copper casting furnaces.

Monolithic refractories generally have lower costs and greater availability compared to precast refractory shapes. Monolithic refractories are produced in a ready-to-use form, which eliminates the need for complex mold designs and reduces manufacturing time and costs. On the other hand, precast refractory shapes require custom molds and additional manufacturing processes, increasing their production costs. Moreover, monolithic refractories can be easily sourced from various suppliers, while precast refractory shapes may have limited availability due to the need for specific molds and customization. Overall, monolithic refractories offer a more cost-effective and readily available option for refractory applications.

The porosity of monolithic refractories refers to the amount of open space or voids within the material. It is a measure of how easily gases or liquids can penetrate or pass through the refractory.

Monolithic refractories excel in high-stress environments due to their exceptional strength, durability, and resistance to thermal shock. Their ability to withstand extreme temperatures and mechanical stresses makes them ideal for applications where traditional refractory bricks may fail. Additionally, monolithic refractories offer versatility in shape and installation, allowing for seamless lining in complex structures, further enhancing their performance in high-stress environments.

The key differences between castables and gunning mix are in their application methods and physical properties. Castables are typically used for forming monolithic structures and are applied by pouring or tamping. They have a higher water content and are generally more flowable, allowing for easy placement and shaping. Gunning mix, on the other hand, is designed for spray application using a gunning machine. It has a lower water content and higher viscosity, enabling it to adhere to vertical or overhead surfaces without slumping. Gunning mix is commonly used for repairing or coating refractory linings. Overall, the difference lies in the application technique and the specific properties required for each type of refractory installation.

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Whether you are involved in the steel industry, cement manufacturing, or any other sector that requires Monolithic Refractories, we have the products and knowledge to meet your needs. Contact us today to discuss your requirements and let us help you find the perfect solutions for your projects in Slovakia.