Fire bricks for furnace, kiln and boiler linings

Dense, shaped refractory bricks for the workhorse linings of Indian industry. From standard fireclay (IS-8) to 90% alumina premium grades, supplied in ISI sizes and special shapes. Stocked at our Chakan plant and dispatched across the Pune belt and pan-India.

Stack of high-alumina fire bricks at Chaneyco Chakan

40-90%

Al2O3 Range

IS-8

Standard Conformant

ISO

9001:2015 Certified

Same-Day

Pune-Belt Dispatch

Fire Bricks — what they are, when to specify

Fire bricks (also called firebricks or refractory bricks) are pressed and fired ceramic blocks that line the hot zones of furnaces, kilns, boilers, incinerators and reheating equipment. The grade is set by alumina content, density and the impurity profile (iron, alkali, silica). Get the grade right and the lining lasts longer, runs cooler on the casing, and uses less fuel.

Stocked grades — pick by service condition

Indicative properties only. Final specification is set per application after we review your operating envelope.

Grade Composition Service Limit Typical Application
Fireclay (IS-8 Class A/B/C) 30-42% 1300-1450 °C Boiler linings, soaking pits, foundry crucibles
Low-Iron Fireclay 38-45% 1400-1500 °C Glass tank checkers, regenerators
60% High-Alumina 58-62% 1500-1600 °C Reheating furnaces, air heaters, ladle backup
70% High-Alumina 68-72% 1550-1650 °C Cement kiln transition zone, lime kilns
80% High-Alumina 78-82% 1650-1700 °C Aluminium melting furnaces, foundry ladles
90% High-Alumina (Sillimanite/Mullite) 88-92% 1700-1800 °C Glass furnace crowns, ceramic kiln roofs

Standard ISI shapes (Straights, Arches, Wedges, Skews, Tiles) and engineered special shapes per drawing. Bevelled, drilled and tapered shapes available on indent.

Datasheets available on request — email punesales@chaneyco.com with your specification and we will send the matching PDF.

Where fire bricks are specified

Aluminium

Melting and holding furnaces, dross processing

Steel & Foundry

Reheating furnaces, ladle safety lining, cupola

Cement & Lime

Kiln transition zone, preheater cyclones, lime shaft

Glass & Ceramics

Tank checkers, regenerator chambers, kiln roofs

Power & Energy

AFBC and CFBC boiler linings, ash hoppers

Chemicals

Reformer arches, sulphur recovery units

Three reasons buyers source fire bricks from us

Stocked at Chakan, dispatched fast

Fire Bricks are held at our Chakan plant in Pune. Standard grades dispatch same-day to plants in the Pune industrial belt and within days pan-India by road or rail.

Spec advice before quote

Choosing the right grade for the operating envelope makes a much bigger lifecycle-cost difference than haggling on the cheapest grade. Our technical team will recommend by zone before quoting.

ISO 9001:2015 audit-ready

Every batch ships with composition and dimensional QC records, supported by our ISO 9001:2015 certification (Cert. 11553, AQSR / USAC accredited, valid through 17 Sept 2027).

Fire Bricks questions, answered

What's the difference between fireclay and high-alumina?

Fireclay bricks are 30-45% alumina — the cost-effective choice for service up to ~1450 °C. High-alumina starts at 60% and rises to 90%+, with each step up extending service temperature, refractoriness-under-load and slag resistance. We will recommend the lowest-alumina grade that meets your operating conditions, since over-specifying alumina is just wasted spend.

Do you supply ISI-marked bricks?

Yes. Standard fireclay and high-alumina grades are supplied to IS-8 and IS-1528 with batch test certificates. We can supply additional third-party test reports on request for project tenders.

Can you cut and grind to special shapes?

Yes. We supply both standard arch/wedge/skew shapes and engineered specials produced from drawings. Tolerance bands and test reports follow the relevant IS standard.

Tell us about your application

Share the basics — furnace type, operating temperature, atmosphere, the lining zone you are specifying. Our technical team responds within one working day with grade recommendation, indicative quote and lead time.

We respond within one working day. For drawings, a follow-up email reply will be sent so you can attach the file.