In the glass manufacturing industry, glass furnaces operate at extremely high temperatures, often exceeding 1600°C. The stability, thermal efficiency, and lifespan of the furnace directly impact production efficiency and product quality. Therefore, choosing high-performance refractory insulation materials is essential. With its low thermal conductivity, high-temperature resistance, and excellent mechanical strength, CCEWOOL® ceramic fiber board insulation is the ideal choice for both hot face and backup insulation layers in glass furnaces.
Polish Customer
Cooperation Years: 9 years
Ordered Product: CCEWOOL® ceramic fiber board insulation
Product Size: 10/25/40x1000x1200mm
Recently, CCEWOOL® successfully delivered a batch of ceramic fiber board insulation to a Polish customer. The customer highly praised the product's low thermal conductivity, high-temperature resistance, and superior thermal shock performance. They reported that CCEWOOL® insulation significantly improved furnace energy efficiency, reduced operational costs, and extended the service life of the furnace lining. Additionally, the customer appreciated CCEWOOL®'s reliable supply and excellent service, looking forward to further long-term cooperation.
With its outstanding insulation performance, superior temperature stability, and high mechanical strength, CCEWOOL® ceramic fiber board insulation is the ideal solution for glass furnace insulation, helping businesses improve energy efficiency, reduce costs, and extend equipment lifespan.
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