Product Description:

Kiln Posts is a high-performance and reliable product made of sic. It features a sic stand, sic prop and sic post, with a SIC of over 90%, a brick-shaped design, a maximum using temperature of 1450℃, and a high-temperature crushing strength of over 35MPA. It has an impressive density of 2.75g/cm3, making it a powerful and reliable product for various kiln applications.

Features:

• Product Name: Kiln Posts
• Material: SILICON CARBIDE
• Max using temperature: 1450℃
• Shape: Brick
• SIC: ＞90%
• Highlight: SIC Post, High temperature resistance silicon carbide column

Technical Parameters:

Applications:

KAMTAI's Kiln Posts are made of high-quality Silicon Carbide material, which is certified by ISO9001. With a maximum using temperature up to 1450℃, these sic posts are of excellent thermal shock resistance, and they are usually applied as sic stands or sic props in kiln firing. The brick shape and 2.75g/cm3 density make sure these Kiln Posts are strong and reliable. These Kiln Posts are black in color and are packed in wooden boxes. With a minimum order quantity of 1000PCS, the price is negotiable. The delivery time is 30 days after payment and the Supply Ability is 500000PCS/MONTH.

Support and Services:

Kiln Posts offers technical support and services to help you get the most out of your product. Our technical support team is available 24/7 to answer your questions, troubleshoot problems, and provide guidance and advice.

• Help you set up and configure your product
• Answer your technical questions
• Troubleshoot any issues you may encounter
• Provide advice and guidance to help you get the most out of your product
• Develop custom solutions to meet your specific needs

For technical support and services, please contact us.

Packing and Shipping:

Kiln Posts are packed and shipped with the utmost care to assure that your product arrives in perfect condition. Here is the process:

• Kiln Posts are carefully packaged in sturdy cardboard boxes.
• The packages are sealed with reinforced packing tape.
• The packages are then labeled with an address label.
• The packages are then loaded onto a delivery vehicle.
• The packages are delivered to their destination.