Refractory Cement for Firewood Stove Hearth

Refractory cement for wood stove furnaces is a type of cement specially used for refractory materials such as high-temperature furnaces and ovens. It is usually mixed with a variety of high-quality raw materials, such as bauxite, alumina, and other materials, and processed through special processes.

The durable temperature of refractory cement can reach over 1300℃, which can effectively limit high-temperature interference and oxygen oxidation. Different from traditional cement, the main component of refractory cement is the alumina triplet, which has excellent high-temperature resistance and corrosion resistance. Therefore, the refractory cement used in wood-burning stoves can withstand high temperatures, chemical attacks, and wear and maintain stable performance.

Refractory cement used in wood stoves is typically used in places where high temperatures can be generated, such as wood fireplaces, stoves, and furnaces.

In addition to being durable at high temperatures, refractory cement used in wood stove furnaces also has good adhesion, shock resistance, and chemical stability, which can ensure the high efficiency, safety, and long life of wood stoves.