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High-Quality Fused Cast α-β-Alumina Block (RTK-M) - Leading China Suppliers & Factory for Glass Furnaces

RTK-M is a premier product consisting of approximately 50% α-alumina and 50% β-alumina. This unique interlocking structure results in a highly dense material that offers outstanding resistance to strong alkalis. Its performance against the erosion of molten glass is on par with that of AZS in temperatures below 1350℃. As a product from a leading China factory, RTK-M contains minimal impurities, such as Fe₂O₃ and TiO₂, which leads to a significantly reduced matrix glass phase. This feature ensures that it does not contaminate molten glass, limiting the formation of foreign matter such as bubbles during processing. As a result, RTK-M is an ideal choice for suppliers seeking reliable materials for working pool walls, pavements, material channels, and high-grade glass furnace channels

    Brief Introduction
    Fused and cast alumina products are alumina series fused and cast blocks made of high-purity alumina raw materials, which are melted in an electric arc furnace at a high temperature above 2000℃. Due to the use of high-purity raw materials, less impurities and almost no matrix glass phase, it has excellent low contamination performance to the molten glass.
    The crystal phase structure of the fused alumina series is composed of α-alumina and β-alumina, which has different composition ratios. The products of different varieties have different properties and can meet different operating conditions. According to its crystal phase structure, it is divided into α-β corundum brick (RTK-M), β-corundum brick (RTK-H) and α-corundum brick (RTK A).
    RTK-M is composed of about 50% each of α-alumina and β-alumina, and the interlocking of the two crystals forms a very dense structure with excellent resistance to strong alkalis. Its resistance to erosion of molten glass is comparable to that of AZS in the temperature range below 1350℃. Since it contains almost no impurities such as Fe₂O₃ and TiO₂, the matrix glass phase is very small, and it has the excellent property of not contaminating the molten glass by minimizing the occurrence of foreign matter such as bubbles when in contact with the molten glass.
    Therefore, it is the most suitable for working pool wall, pavement, material channel and channel of high-grade glass furnace.
    Chemical Composition
    RTK-M-2 Chemical Composition Chart
    RTK-M-1 Product View
    CHEMICAL COMPOSITION TYPICAL VALUE
    AI₂O₃% 94.0
    Na₂O% 4.0
    SiO₂+CaO+Fe₂O₂+TiO₂% ≤2.0
    Physical Property
    PHYSICAL PROPERTY TYPICAL VALUE
    Bulk density (dense part) g/cm³ 3.4
    Normal temperature compression resistance MPa 240
    Anti-molten glass erosion speed (mm/24h) 0.2
    CALCULATE SPECIFIC GRAVITY TYPICAL VALUE
    PT g/cm³ 3.1
    WS g/cm³ 3.3
    Frequently Asked Questions
    What are the main components of RTK-M fused alumina blocks?
    RTK-M is composed of approximately 50% α-alumina and 50% β-alumina. This interlocking crystal structure creates a dense material with high resistance to alkalis.
    How does RTK-M prevent contamination in molten glass?
    Because it uses high-purity raw materials and contains almost no matrix glass phase or impurities like Fe₂O₃ and TiO₂, it minimizes bubbles and foreign matter when in contact with glass.
    What is the maximum recommended temperature for RTK-M erosion resistance?
    RTK-M shows erosion resistance comparable to AZS blocks in temperature ranges below 1350℃, making it ideal for specific glass furnace zones.
    Where is RTK-M typically applied in glass furnaces?
    It is most commonly used for working pool walls, pavements, material channels, and channels in high-grade glass manufacturing.
    What is the typical Al₂O₃ content in these fused cast products?
    The typical Al₂O₃ content is approximately 94.0%, ensuring the high purity required for high-performance refractory applications.
    How are these alumina products manufactured?
    They are manufactured by melting high-purity alumina in an electric arc furnace at temperatures exceeding 2000℃, followed by a specialized casting process.

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