HI-CEM-70 High Alumina Refractory Cement (25-kg)

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  • High Alumina Refractory  Cement
  • Model: HI-CEM-70
  • Capacity: 1700c
  • Country of origin: India

Description

HI-CEM-50 (also known as H-CEM-50) is a high alumina refractory cement (calcium aluminate cement) manufactured by Horizon Refractories Private Limited in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. It is a conventional refractory binder with approximately 50% Al₂O₃ (alumina) content, designed for high-temperature applications where rapid setting, excellent binding properties, and resistance to thermal shock and chemical corrosion are required

Key Specifications

Property Value
Al₂O₃ Content ≥ 70%
CaO Content 25–30%
Initial Setting Time 30–180 minutes
Final Setting Time ≤ 6 hours
Compressive Strength (24 hrs) ≥ 40 MPa
Max Service Temperature 2500°C (4532°F)
Refractoriness PCE ≥ 35
Specific Gravity 3.0–3.2 g/cm³
Fineness (Blaine) ≥ 3500 cm²/g

Performance Advantages

  • Ultra-Fast Setting: Achieves 70% strength in 24 hours
  • Extreme Heat Resistance: Ideal for refractory linings in steel, cement, and glass industries
  • Chemical Resistance: Resists sulfates, chlorides, and seawater — perfect for coastal & marine RCC
  • Low Thermal Conductivity: Enhances insulation in high-temp zones
  • No Hooks™ Technology: Clean, safe, and easy to handle

Applications

  • Refractory cement & gunning mixes
  • Furnace & boiler linings
  • Chimney & incinerator repairs
  • Rapid repair mortars
  • Precast refractory shapes
  • Marine & sulfate-attack resistant concrete
  • Primary binder for manufacturing refractory castables, mortars, and monolithics
  • Used in furnaces, kilns, boilers, incinerators, and foundry linings
  • Steel plants (as flux or in slag control)
  • Cement kilns and petrochemical industries
  • Emergency repairs requiring quick setting at high temperatures
  • Mixed with refractory aggregates (e.g., bauxite, fireclay) to form heat-resistant concrete

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