1800c Maximum Temperature Foam Ceramic Board Replacement for Alumina Fiberboard Ht1800 for Lining

The 1800 type foam ceramic new material board is a new type of lightweight energy-saving foam ceramic heat-resistant insulation material. Its main purpose is to serve as furnace materials for all kinds of high-temperature industrial furnaces and experimental electric furnaces, as well as thermal insulation materials in the aerospace field. The purpose of product development and launch is mainly to replace alumina fiberboard with poor corrosion resistance and short service life, as well as heavy corundum brick and hollow ball brick with serious energy consumption.

Standard Sizes:
1020*120*80mm; 1020*120*75mm; 960*120*70mm; 960*120*60mm; 960*120*50mm; 1000*185*80mm; 1000*200*80mm; 600*300*80mm.

Note: the production cycle of the large board is long and needs to be customized in advance.

• High-temperature resistance: Maximum resistance up to 1800℃, long-term at 1750℃.
• Corrosion resistance: Superior acid and alkali resistance compared to alumina fiberboard; service life is 2-3 times longer.
• High strength: High surface hardness with no slag after air burning.
• Energy-saving: Low density (0.4 ~ 0.6g/cm³), 50-80% higher energy saving than fire-resistant bricks.
• Thermal insulation: Micro-Nano closed pores structure ensures low thermal conductivity (~0.24w/m•K at 800℃).
• Thermal shock resistance: Ideal for rapid temperature changes and high-temperature furnace opening.
• High purity: White, pure material ensures no pollution to processed products.
• Processing: Easy milling, cutting, and simple installation.
• Versatile Atmosphere: Suitable for air, hydrogen, nitrogen, argon, and vacuum environments.

Specialized manufacturer and supplier of thermal insulation and refractory materials, particularly ceramic fiber products. Annual production capacity exceeds 10,000 tons. Product range includes ceramic fiber paper, gaskets, boards, blankets, felts, bulk, and modules. These materials are widely used in metallurgy, petrochemical, mechanical, and ceramic industries globally across Asia, Europe, Africa, and North America.