Refractory (high-temperature) glue

Heat-resistant glue is a modern universal material for assembly works using refractory products (mats, boards, paper, textiles, bricks, etc.).

High-temperature glue (refractory glue) is used in a variety of works concerning the lining and insulation, as well as in the production of boilers and other high-temperature equipment.

The properties of heat-resistant glue are as follows: application temperature up to 1250 ⁰C, resistance to temperature fluctuations, simple application, chemical composition stability, completely finished form, etc.

Due to the excellent thermophysical characteristics and low price, the refractory glue displaces the standard outdated high-temperature materials. Therefore, many manufacturers of thermal equipment use this product in their production and repairing on an ongoing basis.

It is important to distinguish between: refractory glue for furnaces and fireplaces (used, as an example,  for masonry of refractory bricks) that can withstand temperatures up to +1250 ⁰C and refractory glue for tiles, its temperature range is slightly lower from +250 ⁰C to +500 ⁰C, as facing tiles do not heat more than +200 ⁰C.

The main difference of the refractory glue for furnaces remains the maintenance of working qualities under conditions of high temperatures and their fluctuations. In accordance with its chemical compound, such a heat-resistant glue may consist of natural components (kaolin, sand) and with synthetic additives (they improve thermostatic properties). In most cases, the reinforcement component consists of chamotte fibres that create a rigid connection.

Heat-resistant glue for tiles is also fire-resistant, waterproof, and most importantly, figurable  (elastic), due to which reliably strengthens the structure of the masonry after hardening, ensuring the preservation of the structure from faults and cracks for a long time.

Refractory glue for furnaces and tiles is perfectly combined with refractory types of bricks. Such high-temperature glue is easy to apply, quickly dries out, contributing to strength gluing of surfaces.