Honeycomb heat-storage bricks for hot blast stoves and regenerators. 7, 19 and 37-hole patterns in fireclay, high alumina and low-creep grades, zoned to your stove.
01
Store
Hot combustion gases pass down through the aligned flues and heat the checker mass.
02
Release
The flow reverses. Cold blast air rises through the same flues and leaves at high temperature.
03
Repeat
Stoves cycle continuously, so creep resistance and dimensional accuracy decide campaign life.
7-HOLE PATTERN19-HOLE PATTERN, STACKED
Range
Choose the hole pattern.
More, smaller holes give more heating surface per cubic metre. Fewer, larger holes give better stability and cleaner flues. Figures shown are typical industry values.
7, 19 and 37-hole patterns at a glance. The interlocking scalloped edges keep flues aligned course to course.
Hole pattern01
7-Hole Checker Bricks
Few, large flues. They resist clogging from dust, and the raised rings locate each course on the one below.
Typical hole Ø≈ 43 mm
Heating surface≈ 38 m²/m³
Crown sizesTo drawing
Best forHot blast stoves where stability and clean flues matter most