Description

Anhydrous pressed grouting is a non-aqueous injection material composed primarily of refractory raw materials such as bauxite chamotte, corundum, and silicon carbide, using phenolic resin or composite resin as the binder.

• This material ensures durable, high-performance sealing in critical high-temperature environments while maintaining structural integrity under thermal stress.

Primary Applications:

• Filling gaps between blast furnace cooling staves and furnace shells
• Sealing voids beneath the furnace bottom plate
• Forms a dense, monolithic structure upon curing, preventing damage to carbon-based linings caused by water-based grouts

Advantages

• Specialized construction team
• Custom-developed grouting materials for various kiln types
• Consistently praised by clients for performance and reliability