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Fire clay is widely demanded in a general mortar and low iron content mortar applications. Fire Clay Powder, offered by us, can withstand temperatures of 700O C to 1600o C. Fire Clay is a term applied to a range of refractory clays used in the manufacture of ceramics, especially fire brick. Fire Clay is a mineral aggregate composed of hydras silicate of aluminum (AL2O3.2SIO2. 2H2O) with or without free silica. Fire Clay Powder is resistant to high temperatures having fusion points higher than 1600oC and is reliable for living furnaces. We are offering a wide variety of Fire Clay Powder that we offer is hugely sought-after in a number of industries for its various features such as high-temperature resistance.

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  1. Ceramic Products Manufacturing
  2. Lining Furnaces
  3. Fire bricks Manufacturing
  4. All Types of furnace
  5. Steel industry
  6. Foundry

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