97 / 98 fused-magnesia brick families
Magnesia & spinel bricks
Selected glass-regenerator and metallurgical positions.
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Application focus
Refractories for Glass Furnace Regenerators
A glass-furnace regenerator enquiry needs the location and function of the refractory component. Compare selected magnesia bricks, drawing-based shapes and jointing materials around the existing arrangement. Regenerator suitability does not automatically establish suitability for molten-glass contact.
Glass furnace regenerators
Tell us the regenerator position or part you need and send an existing drawing or photo when available. Include your destination country so we can start discussing the supply requirement.
Start with the lining position
Regenerator brick positions
Identify the regenerator section, existing grade and brick geometry. Include glass composition, fuel, carryover or deposits and reversing-cycle information when available. The catalogue’s magnesia products refer to selected positions; nominal purity alone is not a complete selection basis.
Walls, supports and special shapes
Tubular and hanger shapes require the assembly drawing as well as the individual part dimensions. Discuss load, support interfaces, joints, expansion provisions and replacement access. A drawing-based component should be checked against the surrounding assembly before dimensions and quantities are finalised.
Joints and adjacent lining interfaces
Mortars should be discussed with the selected brick and joint design. State the existing joint material and the interface you need to replace. For an adjacent insulation layer, provide the full lining arrangement so its actual exposure can be reviewed separately.
Products to discuss
These are starting points for a selected position. Confirm the grade, exposure and installation requirements for your job.
Fused-magnesia brick — 95 grade
Magnesia & spinel bricks
Selected glass-regenerator and metallurgical furnace positions.
- MgO (%)
- ≥95
- CaO (%)
- ≤1.5
- SiO₂ (%)
- ≤1.5
Catalogue reference values
Tubular, sleeve & hanger shapes
Precast & modular systems
Selected glass-regenerator and suspended-lining arrangements.
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Product illustrationRefractory mortars & jointing materials
Monolithics & jointing materials
Brick joints and selected joint-filling applications.
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Useful details for the next conversation
Share what you have. Complete drawings and technical details are not required to start.
- Glass type and the regenerator section or component
- Existing grade, shape drawing or assembly photo
- Fuel, reversing cycle and deposit or damage observations, if known
- Required pieces or quantity, destination and planned repair timing
Common enquiry questions
Are regenerator materials also suitable for a glass-contact tank?
That requires a separate review. The catalogue positions described here concern selected regenerator and structural arrangements. Share the actual contact position before discussing a tank or other glass-contact requirement.
What is needed to discuss a replacement special shape?
A drawing or clear photo, existing dimensions, quantity and assembly location can begin the discussion. Final dimensions, tolerances, material and support interfaces should be confirmed against an agreed drawing.
Does a higher magnesia designation automatically mean a better replacement?
No. Composition is only part of the comparison. The selected grade also needs to match the chemical exposure, thermal cycling, load and surrounding assembly. Use the approved grade sheet for the supply specification.
Related buying guides
How to read refractory technical data
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Preparing your product specifications
A practical checklist for sharing a material requirement with our team.
What affects a refractory material quotation?
The main product and delivery details that help move an enquiry towards a quotation.
Start your enquiry
Tell us the regenerator position or part you need and send an existing drawing or photo when available. Include your destination country so we can start discussing the supply requirement.