The “JR low cement” variety offers several advantages due to its unique composition. JR Low cement castables typically contain a lower percentage of cement binder, often around 3-8% by weight, compared to conventional castables that might contain 10% or more cement.
“JR Low cement” generally refers to a type of refractory castable material that contains a reduced amount of cement compared to traditional refractory castables. Refractory castables are used in high-temperature applications such as furnaces, kilns, and other industrial processes where heat, abrasion, and corrosion resistance are crucial.
Manufacture Process
The term “JR Low Cement – 90” refers to a type of cement manufacturing process that uses 90% less cement than traditional methods. This is achieved by using alternative materials, such as fly ash and slag, to replace some of the cement. Fly ash is a byproduct of coal combustion, and slag is a byproduct of iron and steel production. These materials are pozzolanic, which means they react with water to form cementitious compounds.
The JR Low Cement – 90 process is still under development, but it has the potential to revolutionize the cement industry. It could help to reduce the environmental impact of cement production and make concrete more affordable and sustainable.
The JR Low Cement – 90 process has several advantages over traditional cement manufacturing. It uses less energy, produces less pollution, and is more sustainable. It also produces concrete that is just as strong and durable as concrete made with traditional cement.
Advantages Of Our Products :
- Sustainability
- Strength and durability
- Affordability
- Ease of use
- Variety of options
Where It Is Used?
- Furnace linings
- Mortar
- Grouting
- Castings
- Insulation
- Underlayments
