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Refractory Anchor

CNBM is the leading supplier of refractory anchors. We have been serving  the industry's refractory  needs for over 30 years.


Refractory metal is available in hex steel grid, special grid and expanded metal. All material is available in stainless steel and grades T304, T316, T310, T330 as well as all of the standard grades. Other refractory insulation and refractory lining products include wire mesh, expanded metal mesh and hex steel grid.

Refractory anchors and related materials are used for anchoring and assembling refractory ceramic fibre linings or for reinforcing monolithic linings of castables, plastics or ramming mixes. We carry a complete selection of refractory anchors. We can supply you with refractory anchors to suit any depth of lining. Our refractory anchor selection includes studs, V-clips, C-clips, and miscellaneous parts.
Please see below our products list for refractory anchor

Item Name
Shape
Material
Refractory Material
Temperature Range
Prime Use
Weld Type
Refractory Anchors
732
SS001
304 Stainless Steel
Mild Steel
Lightweight CastableBelow 1500°FStacks, Ducts, Process Heaters
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
734
SS002
304 Stainless Steel
Mild Steel
Lightweight CastableBelow 1500°FStacks, Ducts, Process Heaters
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
744
SS003
304 Stainless Steel
Mild Steel
Lightweight CastableBelow 1500°FStacks, Ducts, Process Heaters
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
749
SS004
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
Low to Medium Density CastableBelow 1800°FStacks, Incinerators, Reformers, Palletizing Furnaces
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
738
SS005
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
Low to Medium Density CastableBelow 1800°FStacks, Incinerators, Reformers, Palletizing Furnaces
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
735
SS006
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
Low to Medium Density CastableBelow 1800°FStacks, Incinerators, Reformers, Palletizing Furnaces
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors

731
SS007

304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
Low to Medium Density CastableBelow 1800°FStacks, Incinerators, Reformers, Palletizing Furnaces
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
611
SS008
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
Low to Medium Density CastableBelow 1800°FStacks, Incinerators, Reformers, Palletizing Furnaces
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
615
SS009
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
Low to Medium Density CastableBelow 1800°FStacks, Incinerators, Reformers, Palletizing Furnaces
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
741
SS010
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
Low to Medium Density CastableBelow 1800°FStacks, Incinerators, Reformers, Palletizing Furnaces
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
746
SS011
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
Low to Medium Density CastableBelow 1800°FStacks, Incinerators, Reformers, Palletizing Furnaces
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
698
SS012
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
Low to Medium Density CastableBelow 1800°FStacks, Incinerators, Reformers, Palletizing Furnaces
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
751
SS013
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
330 Stainless Steel
Medium to High Density CastableOver 2000°FOpen Hearth Furnaces, Catalytic Crackers, Rotary Kilns, Transfer Lines
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
752
SS014
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
330 Stainless Steel
Medium to High Density CastableOver 2000°FOpen Hearth Furnaces, Catalytic Crackers, Rotary Kilns, Transfer Lines
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
739
SS015
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
330 Stainless Steel
Medium to High Density CastableOver 2000°FOpen Hearth Furnaces, Catalytic Crackers, Rotary Kilns, Transfer Lines
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
750
SS016
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
330 Stainless Steel
Medium to High Density CastableOver 2000°FOpen Hearth Furnaces, Catalytic Crackers, Rotary Kilns, Transfer Lines
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
740
SS017
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
330 Stainless Steel
Medium to High Density CastableOver 2000°FOpen Hearth Furnaces, Catalytic Crackers, Rotary Kilns, Transfer Lines
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
736
SS018
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
330 Stainless Steel
Medium to High Density CastableOver 2000°FOpen Hearth Furnaces, Catalytic Crackers, Rotary Kilns, Transfer Lines
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
733
SS019
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
330 Stainless Steel
Medium to High Density CastableOver 2000°FOpen Hearth Furnaces, Catalytic Crackers, Rotary Kilns, Transfer Lines
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
737
SS020
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
330 Stainless Steel
Medium to High Density CastableOver 2000°FOpen Hearth Furnaces, Catalytic Crackers, Rotary Kilns, Transfer Lines
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
805
SS021
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
330 Stainless Steel
Medium to High Density CastableOver 2000°FOpen Hearth Furnaces, Catalytic Crackers, Rotary Kilns, Transfer Lines
Stud Weld
Refractory Anchors
270
SS022
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
316 Stainless Steel
330 Stainless Steel
601 Incone
High Density Castable (Dual Component Linings)Over 2000°FRotary Kilns, Furnace Arches, Furnace Roofs, Reactor Bottoms
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
270
SS023
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
316 Stainless Steel
330 Stainless Steel
601 Inconel
High Density Castable (Dual Component Linings)Over 2000°FRotary Kilns, Furnace Arches, Furnace Roofs, Reactor Bottoms
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
270
SS024
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
316 Stainless Steel
330 Stainless Steel
601 Inconel
High Density Castable (Dual Component Linings)Over 2000°FRotary Kilns, Furnace Arches, Furnace Roofs, Reactor Bottoms
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
270
SS025
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
316 Stainless Steel
330 Stainless Steel
601 Inconel
High Density Castable (Dual Component Linings)Over 2000°FRotary Kilns, Furnace Arches, Furnace Roofs, Reactor Bottoms
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
613
SS026
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
316 Stainless Steel
330 Stainless Steel
601 Inconel
High Density Castable (Dual Component Linings)Over 2000°FRotary Kilns, Furnace Arches, Furnace Roofs, Reactor Bottoms
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
612

SS027
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
316 Stainless Steel
330 Stainless Steel
601 Inconel
High Density Castable (Dual Component Linings)Over 2000°FRotary Kilns, Furnace Arches, Furnace Roofs, Reactor Bottoms
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
801TB
SS028
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
316 Stainless Steel
330 Stainless Steel
601 Inconel
High Density Castable (Dual Component Linings)Over 2000°FRotary Kilns, Furnace Arches, Furnace Roofs, Reactor Bottoms
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
803TB
SS029
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
316 Stainless Steel
330 Stainless Steel
601 Inconel
High Density Castable (Dual Component Linings)Over 2000°FRotary Kilns, Furnace Arches, Furnace Roofs, Reactor Bottoms
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
271
SS030
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
316 Stainless Steel
330 Stainless Steel
601 Inconel
High Density Castable (Dual Component Linings)High Density Castable (Dual Component Linings)Rotary Kilns, Furnace Arches, Furnace Roofs, Reactor Bottoms
Hand Weld
Refractory Anchors
Insultwist
SS031
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
610 Inconel
Fibre Blanket, Fibre Modules900° to 2250°FHeat Treat Furnaces, Carbottom Furnaces, Rotary Hearth
Stud Weld
Refractory Anchors
Spear-lok
SS032
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
610 Inconel
Fibre Blanket, Fibre Modules900° to 2250°FHeat Treat Furnaces, Carbottom Furnaces, Rotary Hearth
Stud Weld
Refractory Anchors
Cuplock
SS033
CeramicFibre Blanket, Fibre Modules900° to 2250°FHeat Treat Furnaces, Carbottom Furnaces, Rotary Hearth
N/A
Refractory Anchors
Positgrip
SS034
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
Low to High Density Castable1200° to 2000°FOpen Hearth Furnaces, Catalytic Crackers, Rotary Kilns, Stacks, Incinerators
Stud Weld
Refractory Anchors
Y-Anchor
SS035
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
Low to High Density Castable1200° to 2000°FOpen Hearth Furnaces, Catalytic Crackers, Rotary Kilns, Stacks, Incinerators
Stud Weld
Refractory Anchors
Surelock
SS036
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
Low to High Density Castable1200° to 2000°FOpen Hearth Furnaces, Catalytic Crackers, Rotary Kilns, Stacks, Incinerators
Stud Weld
Refractory Anchors
2 Tine Pin
SS037
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
Low to High Density Castable1200° to 2000°F1200° to 2000°F
Stud Weld
Refractory Anchors
3 Tine Pin
SS038
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
Low to High Density Castable1200° to 2000°FOpen Hearth Furnaces, Catalytic Crackers, Rotary Kilns, Stacks, Incinerators
Stud Weld
Refractory Anchors
T-Slotted
SS039
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
Low to High Density Castable1200° to 2000°FOpen Hearth Furnaces, Catalytic Crackers, Rotary Kilns, Stacks, Incinerators
Stud Weld
Refractory Anchors
Double Pointed
SS040
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
Mild Steel
Low Temperature Ceramic Fibre600° to 1200°FStacks Heat Treating
Stud Weld
Refractory Anchors
Double Pointed
SS041
304 Stainless Steel
310 Stainless Steel
Mild Steel
Low Temperature Ceramic Fibre600° to 1200°FStacks Heat Treating
Stud Weld


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