Refractory mortar

Refractory mortar is divided into two categories, light and heavy mortar, and is used as a binder and connector for laying refractory bricks in various industrial furnaces. This product is a type of quality mortar that removes the problems related to the mortar making process for the user and is used to arrange bricks in the construction of furnaces. Also, by covering the seam between the bricks, it prevents the intrusion of slag and corrosion of the system.

One of the active companies in the field of production and supply of industrial refractories is Zayandeh Rood Industrial Refractory Products Group. In this direction, it is working by supplying high-quality refractory bricks to meet the needs of the refractory industry market inside and outside the country.A look at the unique industrial

 refractory products of Zayandeh Roud

Yektai Industrial Group of Zayandeh Rood was established in 1374 and started its activity in the field of industrial refractory bricks for furnaces, and according to the market’s need to supply refractory products for industrial blinds, it started its activity in the direction of supplying various types of refractory bricks, such as magnesite bricks, silica bricks. And he developed aluminum bricks, light heat insulation bricks and all kinds of light and heavy castable and poundable refractory mass.

We at Yektai Zayandeh Rood Industrial Refractory Products have always been trying to provide the highest quality and best refractory products to Iranian and foreign artisans.In this regard, Yektai Zayandeh Rood Industrial Refractory Products has been able to supply a wide range of furnace bricks and types of refractory mortars for iron and steel, aluminum, copper, cement, lime, oil and petrochemical industries, glass and ceramic industries, and Although small, we should play a role in the development of Iran’s industry.

Types of refractory mortar

Refractory mortars are generally divided into two categories: mortars that harden in heat (self-heating) and mortars that harden in air (self-air). Self-setting mortars create ceramic aggregates with strong bonds only at kiln temperatures. These mortars offer flexibility in expansion and contraction caused by furnace changes. Due to the fact that self-heating mortar is available with various compositions, it is used in brick walls where minimum shrinkage of all joints is necessary.Air-entrained mortar becomes hard after drying. Chemical adhesives prepared by appropriate refractory materials, with proper selection and mixing, benefit from the properties of air-entrained mortars and reach the bond strength at the temperature at which ceramic adhesive works