Customization: | Available |
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Certification: | ISO |
Application: | Rubber, Plastic, Chemical, Construction, Metallurgy, Ceramic, Casting, Glass |
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Product Overview
Specially developed for the refractory industry, our low-iron crystalline silica powder is refined from high-purity quartz raw materials through specialized processes. With extremely low iron content and outstanding high-temperature resistance, it significantly enhances the thermal shock resistance, mechanical strength, and high-temperature stability of refractory products, making it an ideal additive for high-performance refractories.
Key Features
★ Ultra-Low Iron Content: Fe2O3 ≤ 0.05%, preventing discoloration at high temperatures
★ High Purity: SiO2≥ 99%, with minimal impurities
★ Excellent Temperature Resistance: Long-term service temperature up to 1650°C
★ Optimized Thermal Shock Resistance: Significantly improves refractory material's thermal shock resistance
★ Controllable Particle Size: Customizable D50 particle size range of 0.5-25μm
Typical Applications
• High-grade refractory bricks and unshaped refractory materials
• Refractory linings for steel metallurgy
• Refractory materials for glass furnaces
• Lining materials for cement rotary kilns
• Ceramic kiln furniture and high-temperature molds
Technical Advantages
Magnetic separation process ensures compliance with iron content standards
Strict particle size classification guarantees product consistency
Surface modification services available (customizable upon request)
Specifications
Standard Packaging: 25kg/bag (custom packaging available)
Storage Conditions: Store in a dry, ventilated area to avoid moisture
Free samples and technical documentation available upon request! Customized product solutions can be provided based on your specific requirements.
Item | Unit | Typical Values |
Exterior | / | white powder |
Density | kg/m³ | 2.65 ×103 |
Moh's hardness | / | 7 |
Coefficient of linear expansion | 1/k | 14×10-6 |
Pyroconductivity | w/k.m | 12.6 |
Refraction coefficient | / | 1.54 |