When you need a reliable castable refractory for a unique application, turn to us.
A castable refractory refers to a mixture of heat-resistant cement and specialized binders that can be poured into place. Once the mixture sets, the castable refractory forms a solid, resilient, and long-lasting surface that can endure harsh environments like kilns, boilers, and incinerators. There are many reasons why you may be searching for a castable refractory for your operation, and our team at Diversified Ceramic Services, Inc. is here to help you find the solutions you need.
Castable refractories come in various types to suit different industrial needs, but some of the most common forms include general-purpose castables, low-cement castables, and insulating castables. A general-purpose castable refractory offers great thermal resistance and durability, whereas low-cement options are denser, providing extra strength and temperature resistance. An insulating castable refractory, on the other hand, is designed to be less dense and more resistant to thermal conductivity, so this type of product is typically used for lining high-temperature equipment.
In addition to these options, there are also no-cement castable refractory options, which use alternative materials instead of cement to create products that are incredibly resistant to various chemicals. If you need to repair or replace the lining within high-temperature equipment, there are also fluid castables that can easily fill small or hard-to-reach areas.
If you feel overwhelmed by the amount of castable refractory materials available to you, our knowledgeable team is prepared to offer the guidance and high-quality products you need. Please reach out to us today to learn more about our supplies and discover the ideal options for your application.
At Diversified Ceramic Services, Inc., we supply varieties of castable refractory to customers in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, and throughout the rest of the United States.