Ramming Mass | Unshaped Refractories

Magnesia Ramming Mass

  • 85-95%

    MgO Content

    Typical value

  • 2.90 g/cc

    Bulk Density

    Typical value

  • 1750°C

    Max Service Temperature

    Typical value

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

Technical Specification

Typical values. Exact values depend on manufacturer, formulation and applicable test standard.

Chemical Composition (Typical)

ParameterValue
MgO content85-95%

Physical Properties (Typical)

ParameterValue
Bulk density2.90 g/cc
Max service temperature1750°C

Magnesia Datasheet

Chemical analysis, physical properties, test methods and available sizes for Magnesia Ramming Mass, shared on request.

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Key Characteristics

Taken from the Magnesia catalogue values above.

  • Service temperature

    Rated to 1750°C

  • Magnesia content

    85-95% MgO

  • Bulk density

    2.90 g/cc

Typical Applications

Ramming Mass in service

Specified for Magnesia

  • Steel & iron

    Basic/alloy steel furnaces

Also used across the ramming mass range

  • Induction furnaces

    Induction furnace crucible (iron, steel, brass); Coreless induction furnace lining; Channel induction furnace

  • Steel & iron

    Ladle & trough repairs; EAF hearth bottom lining; AOD and ladle back-filling, knuckle joints (Dolomite grade)

Packing & Supply

  • 25 / 50 kg HDPE-lined bags
  • Silica, alumina and magnesia grades by melt type
  • Sintering schedule supplied
  • Same-day dispatch of standard stock items from Delhi

FAQ

What is Magnesia?

Magnesia is the 85-95% MgO grade in our ramming mass range, rated to 1750°C. Typical catalogue values: MgO content 85-95%; bulk density 2.90 g/cc; max service temperature 1750°C. Confirm the exact figures on the grade datasheet before specifying.

What is the magnesia content of Magnesia?

Magnesia carries 85-95% MgO.

Where is Magnesia commonly used?

Magnesia is typically specified for basic/alloy steel furnaces. Applications across the ramming mass range also include induction furnace crucible (iron, steel, brass), coreless induction furnace lining, channel induction furnace and ladle & trough repairs. Send us your operating conditions and we will confirm the grade.

How is Magnesia supplied?

25 / 50 kg HDPE-lined bags. Silica, alumina and magnesia grades by melt type; sintering schedule supplied. Same-day dispatch of standard stock items from Delhi; other items are confirmed with the quotation.

Which grade of ramming mass should I choose?

The ramming mass range covers Acidic, Silica, Dolomite, Alumina and Magnesia. Acidic: 88-92% SiO₂, rated to 1600°C. Silica: 97-99% SiO₂, rated to 1650°C. Dolomite: 35-58% MgO, rated to 1700°C. Alumina: 82-92% Al₂O₃, rated to 1750°C. Magnesia: 85-95% MgO, rated to 1750°C. The right grade depends on your application and operating conditions; send them to us and we will recommend one.

How do I get a price for Magnesia, and how fast does it dispatch?

Send your application, operating temperature, lining area and quantity through the quote form, WhatsApp or +91 98999 57888. Same-day dispatch of standard stock items from Delhi; other items are confirmed with the quotation. Pricing is quoted per enquiry.

Need Magnesia or help choosing a grade?

Send us your application, operating temperature, lining thickness 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

Values are typical and compiled by Shanker Agencies Pvt. Ltd. from standard industry data and published manufacturer specifications. They are indicative, not a guarantee. Confirm the exact grade datasheet before specifying. For a certified datasheet or quotation, contact info@shankeragencies.com or +91 98999 57888.