Blast Furnace Stock House
Can your traditional wear materials stand up to the raw materials used in the demanding operational conditions of a blast furnace stock house?
Extending the life of equipment and maximizing operational levels within the blast furnace stock house requires wear resistant materials that can withstand the harsh conditions. Wear resistant materials from Saint-Gobain offer high abrasion resistance and significantly longer campaign life over various types of steel, hardened or overlaid steels, plastics and rubber.
With unparalleled application and engineering expertise, Saint-Gobain products offer outstanding abrasion resistance, corrosion resistance and a low co-efficient of friction—all requirements for running a low cost stock house that contributes greatly to a lowest cost per ton.
Vast technical and equipment expertise since the early 1970s.
Saint-Gobain, the industry leader in wear resistant technology, designs removable panels, impact panels and pre-engineered linings systems for blast furnace applications.
Saint-Gobain wear resistant materials offer excellent performance solutions, including:
- Durafrax® high-grade alumina tiles
- Corguard® (ZAC) alumina, zirconia and silica combination shapes
- Norfrax® fine grain reaction bonded silicon infiltrated silicon carbide (SiSiC)
- Carbofrax® 50CK trowelable silicon carbide ram mix
- Wearpak® adhesive formulations
- Refrax® nitride bonded silicon carbide
Saint-Gobain can provide linings for the following blast furnace stock house components, including:
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