Rosewool Insulation Refractory Co.,Ltd's star product, aluminum silicate fiber blanket, is being shipped in large quantities daily

In the steel manufacturing industry, maintaining optimal temperatures in reheating furnaces is crucial for efficient steel billet processing. High temperatures, often exceeding 1200°C, require robust insulation solutions to ensure energy efficiency and operational safety. This case study explores how a steel manufacturing company in India addressed the challenge of insulating their reheating furnace using Rose Cotton ceramic fiber blanket, achieving significant improvements in energy efficiency and operational performance.

At the production site of steel plants, harsh environments such as high-temperature smelting, steam diffusion, and rainwater erosion impose strict requirements on the moisture and water resistance of insulation refractory materials. Ordinary boards are prone to moisture deformation, powdering, and peeling, which not only affects the insulation effect but may also pose safety hazards. Rosewool Insulation Refractory Co.,Ltd has been deeply involved in the industry for many years, and has launched a targeted hydrophobic calcium silicate board to solve the problem of moisture resistance in steel plants with excellent performance, becoming the preferred building material for steel plant insulation projects. ​

In the maintenance project of cement kilns, high-temperature resistant calcium silicate board is a key material to ensure efficient insulation and long-term stable operation of the kiln body. This board is synthesized from high-purity silicon and calcium raw materials through high-temperature and high-pressure hydrothermal synthesis, and has excellent properties such as temperature resistance up to 1050 ℃, low thermal conductivity (≤ 0.06 W/(m · K) @ 600 ℃), high compressive strength, non flammability and non toxicity, and asbestos free.