Iron Mouth Repair Clay Gun
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The maintenance of the blast furnace tap hole directly impacts the furnace's productivity, operational efficiency, safety, and longevity, making it a critical component in modern blast furnace operations. Addressing the challenges of difficult tap-hole maintenance during both high-melting operations and the later stages of furnace campaigns, Zhengzhou Kexin Furnace Materials Co., Ltd. has developed a new type of repair mud by incorporating innovative additives, introducing spherical ultrafine powders, and optimizing the structure of the gunning material. This product offers significant advantages in restoring and stabilizing the tap hole, easily forming a robust mud pack that effectively protects the furnace wall, thereby enhancing the qualified rate of tap-hole depth. Additionally, it boasts features such as easy opening, stable tap-hole depth, and extended iron-discharging duration.
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