The Best Solution For Energy Saving And Reducing CO2 Emission
The Best Solution For Energy Saving And Reducing CO2 Emission
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Our ProductsWAM is one of leading manufacturers of insulating fire brick worldwide. We supply a full range of high-temperature insulating bricks. Our standard fire insulated bricks include: WAM23/26/28/30/32, C1/C2/C3, A5/A6/A7, B1/B2/B3/B4/B5/B6/B7. We also provide custom insulating brick services, we can design and process insulating fire bricks into specific grades and shapes according to the application of customers. Below are our insulating fire bricks for sale.
The main production range is: A5/A6/A7, B1/B2/B3/B4/B5/B6/B7, C1/C2/C3.
Read More +WAM can customize insulating bricks according to requested material, sizes for you!
Read More +ApplicationsWAM insulating products are widely applied in middle and high temperature furnaces in the field of Metallurgy, Aluminum,
Petrochemical, Ceramics, Power and Glass industry, etc.
Why Choose Us?90% bricks export to more than 40 countries around the world Certified by SGS, ISO9001,ISO14001
10 Million Pieces/Year
110 Employees
17 Years Experience
OEM & ODM
30000 Square Meter
Factory
Date: 18-21 June, 2025
Booth: Hall 1.1, A203
ADD: Area A, Canton Fair Complex, Guangzhou
Date: September 24 to 27, 2024
Booth: B3-404A
ADD: Rimini, Italy
Date: October 22 to 25, 2024
Booth: 12F69
ADD: Düsseldorf, Germany
Understanding the manufacturing process of mullite fire bricks offers valuable insight into how these high-performance components are designed to withstand some of the harshest operational conditions....
WAM brought its WAM series lightweight insulation bricks to the CERAMICS CHINA 2025. The booth number is A203 (Hall 1.1), attracting many domestic and foreign customers to stop and visit and discuss cooperation....
Recently, Shandong Western Coast Advanced Materials Co., Ltd. (WAM) , has been honored with the provincial-level "Specialized, Sophisticated, Distinctive and Innovative" (SSDI) SME title...
