Channel Furnace Linings
Blasch has offered fully fired, erosion resistant and non-wetting CeraLoop™ channel furnace linings for non-ferrous applications for decades. The Blasch lining provides a smooth, erosion resistant and non-wetting layer of protection between the molten metal and the backup material.
Installation is fast and easy with no burn-out required. Simply ram in your current refractory back up around the Blasch ceramic channel induction furnace lining and you are done. By utilizing the Blasch CeraLoop channel furnace lining, inductor lining is improved and "fast failures" are reduced by providing a fully fired ceramic that is tailored to your melt and application. This means less down-time and reduced installation time which together saves you money and provides consistency to your melting operation.
Features
- Non-wetting, erosion-resistant layer between molten metal and backup refractory.
- Customizable design
- Allows refractory casting or vibration around ceramic lining
- Made from pre-fired, dense, non-wetting Blasch materials
- Perfect for zinc, galvanized alloys, brass, and bronze
Benefits
- Quick, easy, and worry-free installation
- No burn-out or melt-out required
- Flexible start-up process
- Faster heat-up times
- Allied product backup after loop wear; aids in sintering refractories and forming a quality hot face
- Pre-fired hot face reduces saturation during start-up and sintering
- Can start furnace with any alloy
- Enhanced consistency heat after heat
For more information or to receive a quote for these products, contact us today.
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In this short animated video, Senior Market Manager, Phil Geers, explains the benefits of the Blasch CeraLoop™ and installation process using Allied Mineral Products’ backup materials.
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