Modern high-temperature furnace linings must meet stringent requirements for precision, efficiency, and sustainability. These linings are often composed of advanced materials like polycrystalline mullite/alumina wool (PCW) and enable process temperatures up to 1.800 °C. This capability is critical for industries such as metallurgy, glass, ceramics, or semiconductor production.
Key challenges of high-temperature insulation:
This conspicuousness can significantly affect the performance and lifespan of high-temperature ovens. Regular maintenance, high-quality insulation materials, and innovative solutions are essential to mitigate these issues.
Innovative techniques and services:
SCHUPP® Ceramics apply "stack-bond" technology to reduce crack formation and pre-fires insulation materials to minimize their shrinkage or expansion. The high-temperature lining consists of high-quality insulation boards UltraBoards and ITM-Fibermax® Blanket made of polycrystalline mullite/alumina wool (PCW).
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Modern high-temperature furnace linings address precision, efficiency, and sustainability challenges through innovative materials and techniques. SCHUPP® Ceramics plays a key role in advancing this field, enabling safer and more efficient industrial processes.