Magnesia-brick is the non-fired basic refractory material. It improves the corrosion resistance and slag resistance to add a certain amount of graphite. There are three main types of Megnesite-Carbon brick to choose from:

Material and Technique: Magnesia-Carbon brick is resin-bonded brick made from dead-burned or fused magnesia and graphite. Anti-oxidant is added if required.

Properties: Magnesia-Carbon brick has good performance in thermal resistance, corrosion resistance and spalling resistance.

Application; widely used in converters, EAFs, ladles and refining furnaces

Other Carbon-Containing refractory material

Material and Technique: made from high quality Bauxite, corundum, fused magnesia and graphite

Properties: Alumina-Magnesia-Carbon brick has appropriate residual expansion, low thermal conductivity, and better insulation performance than that of Magnesia-Alumina Carbon brick which contain much more magnesia. And Magnesia-Alumina Carbon brick has the performance between that of Magnesia-Carbon and Alumina-Magnesia-Carbon.

Application: used in the slag line of the ladle, lower part of the ladle wall, ladle bottom and free zone of the ladle

Material and Technique: It is made from high quality magnesia, dolomite clinker and synthetic magnesia-dolomite clinker.

Properties: It has good slag resistance and good stability in high-temperature vacuum working environment and can purify the liquid steel.

Application: It is mainly used in refining furnaces such as VOD, AOD, and LF.