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Spray Coating for Hot Blast Stoves

Hot Blast Stove Spray Coating: Designed for application on the arch roof, heat storage chambers, combustion zones, and other critical areas of hot blast stoves, this spray coating forms an insulating or erosion-resistant layer. It is specifically engineered to withstand the harsh conditions of high-temperature flue gas exposure (1200–1350°C) as well as thermal shock cycles, offering excellent thermal insulation, superior thermal shock resistance, and outstanding structural stability. Applications include insulating spray coatings for hot blast stove arch roofs, wear-resistant protective layers on the surface of regenerative checker bricks in heat storage chambers, and erosion-resistant repairs for combustion chamber linings—enhancing overall thermal efficiency while significantly extending the service life of the equipment.

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    Hot Blast Stove Spray Coating: Designed for application on the arch roof, heat storage chambers, and combustion zones of hot blast stoves, this spray coating forms an insulating or erosion-resistant layer. It is specifically engineered to withstand the harsh conditions of high-temperature flue gas exposure (1200–1350°C) as well as thermal shock cycles, offering excellent thermal insulation, superior thermal shock resistance, and outstanding structural stability. Applications include insulating spray coatings for hot blast stove arch roofs, wear-resistant protective layers on the surface of regenerative checker bricks in heat storage chambers, and erosion-resistant repairs for combustion chamber linings—all aimed at enhancing thermal efficiency and extending the service life of the equipment.

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