





High Alumina Silica Brick (also called alumina-silicate firebrick) is a high-performance refractory material made from Al₂O₃–SiO₂ systems. Engineered for equipment operating at 1400–1750°C, these bricks deliver excellent thermal stability, slag resistance, structural strength, and extended service life in harsh industrial environments.
Highland Refractory supplies premium-grade high alumina silica bricks with stable chemical compositions, strict dimensional tolerances, and complete customization for steel, cement, glass, ceramics, petrochemical, and power industries.
Withstand 1400–1750°C continuous service temperatures
High alumina + silica formula for excellent structural strength
Superior resistance to slag, alkali, and acidic corrosion
Low porosity & high density for long service life
Excellent mechanical strength & thermal shock stability
Available in standard & fully customized shapes
ISO 9001 certified manufacturing with 100% QC tracing

High Alumina Silica Brick is a type of alumina–silicate refractory brick made from high-purity bauxite, fireclay, fused alumina, and silica. Its Al₂O₃ content typically ranges from 48% to 85%, with SiO₂ forming the balance. This composition delivers:
High refractoriness
Strong chemical corrosion resistance
Excellent load-bearing performance at high temperature
Dimensional stability under thermal cycling
Compared with ordinary fireclay bricks, high alumina silica bricks offer:
| Feature | High Alumina Silica Brick | Ordinary Fireclay Brick |
|---|---|---|
| Al₂O₃ Content | 48–85% | 25–42% |
| Service Temp | 1400–1750°C | 1200–1400°C |
| Slag Resistance | Excellent | Medium |
| Strength | High | Low–medium |
| Best For | High-temp industrial kilns | General kiln linings |

| Component | Value (%) |
|---|---|
| Al₂O₃ | 48–85% (customizable) |
| SiO₂ | 12–50% |
| Fe₂O₃ | ≤1.0% |
| TiO₂ | ≤1.5% |
| Alkalis (Na₂O + K₂O) | ≤1.0% |
| Additives (Mullite / Corundum / SiC) | Optional |
Highland can adjust chemical composition based on:
Temperature
Atmosphere (acidic / alkaline / reducing)
Erosion conditions
Wear resistance requirements
| Property | High Alumina Silica Brick | Testing Standard |
|---|---|---|
| Bulk Density | 2.25–3.00 g/cm³ | ISO 5016 |
| Apparent Porosity | ≤18–25% | ISO 5017 |
| Cold Crushing Strength | ≥60–100 MPa | ISO 10059 |
| Refractoriness | 1700–1790°C | ASTM C24 |
| RUL (0.2MPa) | 1450–1600°C | ISO 8008 |
| Thermal Conductivity (1000°C) | 1.8–3.2 W/m·K | ISO 8894 |
| Thermal Shock Cycles | ≥20–40 cycles | ASTM C325 |
Highland provides full QC data sheets with every shipment.
Cost-effective
Good thermal shock resistance
Used for low–medium temp zones
High refractoriness
Strong corrosion resistance
Ideal for steelmaking furnaces & cement kilns
Excellent strength & erosion resistance
Suitable for extreme temperature & heavy wear
Balanced thermal shock + high temp strength
Common in ceramic kilns & hot blast stoves
High thermal shock resistance
Excellent molten metal erosion resistance
Popular in iron & steel runner systems
Strong acid slag resistance
Ideal for glass furnaces & coke ovens
230 × 114 × 65 mm
230 × 114 × 75 mm
250 × 124 × 65 mm
300 × 150 × 75 mm
Straight bricks
Wedge bricks
Arch bricks
Key bricks
Checker bricks
Anchor bricks
Skew bricks
Runner bricks
Ladle bricks
Custom OEM shapes according to your drawings
Highland can manufacture complex shapes with ±1 mm tolerance.

Blast furnace lining
Hot blast stove checker bricks
Electric arc furnace roof
Steel ladle lining
Rotary kiln transition zone
Preheater & calciner
Clinker cooler walls
Regenerative chamber
Melting tank sidewalls
Crown area (for silica-rich compositions)
Tunnel kiln
Shuttle kiln
Roller kiln supports
Gasifiers
Incinerators
Waste-to-energy boilers
High alumina silica bricks are ideal for all medium-to-high temperature industrial equipment.
High-temperature resistance (up to 1750°C)
Excellent resistance to alkali & acidic slags
High compressive strength for load-bearing areas
Low porosity → longer service life
Good thermal shock resistance
Dimensional stability under long-term cycling
Energy-saving with better insulation
Versatile for many furnace designs
Highland’s optimized firing process ensures reliable performance under harsh conditions.
Raw Material Selection
High-purity bauxite & silica
Fused alumina / fused mullite for premium grades
Crushing & Grinding
Controlled particle size to ensure density & strength
Batching & Mixing
Accurate formulas with continuous mixer
Pressing / Molding
Hydraulic pressing (100–400 tons pressure)
Drying
Fully controlled drying chambers
Sintering
High-temperature tunnel kilns ≥ 1500–1750°C
Final QC Inspection
Size checking
CCS
Porosity
Bulk density
RUL testing
Every brick is batch-marked for full traceability.
Highland Refractory strictly follows:
ISO 9001:2015
ISO 14001
CE / SGS / BV testing available
Incoming raw material inspection
In-process sampling every batch
Full physical/chemical test reports before shipment
To prevent damage and moisture absorption:
Export fumigation-free wooden pallets
PE waterproof wrapping
Edge protection
Steel belt reinforcement
Shipping options: CIF / FOB / DAP
7–15 days delivery after payment
Worldwide delivery to over 65+ countries.
1400–1750°C depending on grade.
Yes, Highland specializes in complex OEM refractory shapes.
Yes, free samples are available; customers pay shipping.
Usually 3–5 tons, depending on type and size.
Al₂O₃–SiO₂ content
Operating temperature
Shape & drawings
Quantity
Application industry

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High-purity raw materials
Professional engineering support
Customized shapes & technical recommendations
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