Max Use Temperature

Summertime means spreading on some sunblock, freezing some popsicles and doing whatever you can to beat the heat. But refractory materials take enduring high temperatures to a whole new level. But how hot can they get? A surprisingly challenging question with no easy answer. And to explain why that is, what we can utilize, and what we should really look at, Application Specialist Ryan McDonald joins in to walk through some refractory materials in a few example applications where you might think max use temperature is a key variable, but it really isn't. Listen in to learn what to really look for in these high temperature industries and how to get the most out your refractory by targeting the true destructive mechanisms you're up against. For more information about refractory selection or any products mentioned on the show, contact us at Technical-Marketing@ThinkHWI.com.

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