Shaped Refractories

High Alumina Bricks

High alumina refractory bricks (AL-45 to HA-90) for steel ladles, cement kilns, blast furnaces and glass furnaces

  • 45 – 92%Al₂O₃ Content

  • Up to 1600°CMax Service Temperature

  • SK 34 – SK 40+Refractoriness

  • 6 GradesStandard Grades

  • Supplying refractories since 1980
  • Dispatch from Delhi
  • Same-day dispatch of standard stock items
  • Pan-India & export

Grades by Al₂O₃ content, 45 – 92% across the range. Open a grade for its full technical specs.

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Which Grade for Your Application

Typical grade choices by application. Open a grade for its full specs, or ask us to confirm for your conditions.

Product Overview

High alumina bricks are fired refractory bricks containing 45–99% Al₂O₃, used to line furnaces, ladles and kilns operating above 1,400°C. They deliver exceptional refractoriness, corrosion resistance and load-bearing capacity at elevated temperatures.

Key Properties

Al₂O₃ Range
45 – 99%
Refractoriness
SK 34 – SK 40+
Bulk Density
2.2 – 3.1 g/cc
Thermal Shock
Good to Excellent
Slag Resistance
Moderate to High
Bond Type
Fired / Chemically bonded

Technical Specifications

Typical properties across the high alumina bricks range, with the applicable test standards.

PropertyTypical Value
Al₂O₃45 – 90%IS 1527 / ASTM C573
Fe₂O₃1.0 – 2.5%IS 1527
Bulk Density2.2 – 3.1 g/ccIS 1528 Pt-8 / ASTM C20
Apparent Porosity14 – 26%IS 1528 Pt-8
Cold Crushing Strength40 – 70 MPaIS 1528 Pt-4 / ASTM C133
Refractoriness (PCE)SK 34 – 38IS 1528 Pt-1

Technical Data Sheet

Chemical analysis, physical properties, test methods and available sizes for High Alumina Bricks, shared on request.

Typical values compiled from standard industry data and published manufacturer specifications. Open a grade above for its full specification, and confirm the exact grade datasheet before specifying.

Shapes We Supply

Standard brick 230 × 115 × 75 mm. We also supply arches, wedges, skews and drawing-specific profiles.

  • Straight high alumina brick shape

    Straight

    (Standard)

  • Wedge high alumina brick shape

    Wedge

  • Arch high alumina brick shape

    Arch

  • End Arch high alumina brick shape

    End Arch

    (Neck brick)

  • Side Arch high alumina brick shape

    Side Arch

  • Circular high alumina brick shape

    Circular

    (Ring)

  • Skew high alumina brick shape

    Skew

  • Split high alumina brick shape

    Split

Special & custom shapes

Available against drawing, sample or requirement.

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Packing & Supply

  • Shrink-wrapped on pallets
  • Standard brick 230 × 115 × 75 mm
  • Arch, wedge, skew and special shapes to drawing

Talk to an Engineer

To recommend the right grade for your duty, send us:

  • Application

    Furnace, kiln or vessel, and the zone.

  • Operating temperature

    Normal and peak, °C.

  • Size & shape

    Standard brick or the shapes you need.

  • Quantity

    MT or number of pieces.

  • Drawing or spec

    If you have one.

Frequently Asked Questions

The number indicates the Al₂O₃ content. Grades below 60% carry an AL code (AL-45 and AL-55, formerly HA-45 and HA-55) and grades from 60% an HA code. AL-45 is used for general-purpose and super-duty linings such as coke ovens and blast furnaces; AL-55 suits glass tank furnaces and stove checkers. AL-55 to HA-70 cover mid-range duty, including the cement rotary kiln burning zone and ladle linings. HA-80 and HA-90 are used for severe duty in refineries, petrochemical plants, steel ladles and the blast furnace hearth. As alumina content rises, refractoriness, slag resistance and price rise with it; open a grade for its full specification.

Not sure which High Alumina Bricks grade you need?

Send us your application, operating temperature, dimensions and quantity. Our refractory team will recommend the suitable grade and supply route.

  • Technical support

    Grade selection from our refractory team

  • Manufacturer-backed

    Supplied from established refractory makers

  • Pan-India & export

    Supply across India, GCC, ASEAN and Africa