ACID RESISTANT BRICK

AR brick are for use where lower absorption and higher acid resistance are required.

Excellent resistance to attack from a wide range of chemicals including concentrated mineral acids (except hydrofluoric) .

It has high wearing properties under severe conditions, resists mechanical damage due to high impact loadings and withstand damage due to sudden change in temperature.

It is recommended for flooring and bund area, towers and columns, vessels and tanks etc.

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ACID RESISTANT CARBON BRICK

Owing to its chemical inertness, and ability to be produced to close dimensional tolerances, carbon is an ideal material for lining process vessels where severe chemical or physical operating conditions are encountered.

Carbon brick linings are used exclusively where fluorides and hydrofluoric acid are encountered, due to their ability to resist chemical attack from fluoride solutions – for example, phosphoric acid production.

It resistance to practically all corrosive inorganic chemicals, except those which are strongly oxidising, such as oleum, concentrated chromic acid and concentrated nitric.
Will resist concentrated boiling hydrofluoric acid.

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ACID RESISTANT TILE

Acid resistant tiles are acid resistant, heavy duty ceramic tiles manufactured to provide chemical and wear resistant floors and linings for chemical, food & beverage plants in conjunction with Erocare acid resistant fixing materials.

It resistant to most acids (except hydrofluoric), alkalis, solvents, oils, fats and cleaning solutions. It has low water absorption to resist the penetration of strong chemicals and to ensure hygiene in food applications.

Low absorption rates are essential to ensure dangerous chemicals do not penetrate the ceramic lining systems. Acid tiles are available in a multitude of special size to ensure complex and sometimes very large shapes can be lined in a manner maximising chemical and abrasion resistance.

Acid tiles are commonly much thicker then conventional tiles. Typical acid tiles are up to 20 mm thick, whereas most commercial floor tiles are 5–9 mm thick only. This additional thickness contributes to high strength and a highly chemical resistant ceramic lining capability.

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