Fused zirconia-corundum brick is produced through high-temperature electric melting of raw materials in an electric arc furnace at approximately 2000 °C, followed by precision casting, controlled crystallization, long-term annealing, and fine machining.
The product features an extremely dense structure and excellent corrosion resistance, making it suitable for demanding high-temperature applications.
Compared with zirconia-corundum bricks produced by conventional methods, the main difference lies in the manufacturing process, while the overall performance characteristics remain largely similar.
