Hexsteel with Lance/ Clinch/ HEX Mesh

Cement Factory Hex steel

Hex Metal - Refractory Lining
Hexsteel with Lance/ Clinch/ HEX Mesh
Petro Wire's Hex Metal Grating is a hexagonal cellular mesh grating specifically designed for reinforcing both linings and flooring. It acts as a surface framework to hold cement or refractory in position, and relieves stress in the lining's upper crust, which prevents spalling and cracking. As a result of Hex Metal's strength and unique design, abrasion and corrosion are retarded and refractory life is significantly extended. Even hot gaseous substances cannot erode the surface material because they are reflected away from the surface by the metal cellular grid Remark 40mm-100mm hexagonal wire mesh Remark 40mm-100mm hexagonal wire mesh Remark 40mm-100mm hexagonal wire mesh

Since Hex Metal's flexibility allows it to be rolled, it easily conforms to circular shapes. It is ideal for lining Ducts, Furnaces, Reactor Vessels, Cyclones, Flue Gas Lines and other high temperature equipment of virtually any shape or configuration.

Flex metal is the direct counterpart of Hex metal. It performs all the same functions in reinforcement of thin wall refractory linings, while its' design allows free form rolling to very small diameters. Hex metal becomes impractical when the section of plant being protected is of small diameter. The free rolling capabilities of Flex metal allows plant as small as 150 mm to be lined. Typical applications include Air Distributors, Cyclone Diplegs, Fan Cases, or any other plants where the practicality of free rolling material is beneficial to maintenance activities.

Petro Wire's Armour-Anchors can be used in combination with Hexmetals / Flexmetals or as stand alone systems.

Wire Formed Anchors are configured to suit all light, medium and dense refractories in providing maximum support during refractory application and maximum retention of refractories during plant service. Consideration is given to expansion, heat transfer, method of application, environmental conditions and design of host unit for individual applications. Standard designs are defined in our data sheet catalogue. Anchors are designed for Manual and Semi-Automatic Welding.

The range of applications is limited only by the structural strength of the anchor section. The maximum section size of wire formed anchors is 3/8" (9.5mm). Typical applications include most process plant including furnaces, ductwork, heaters or reactors.

Plate Formed Anchors are divided into Metallic Anchors and Ceramic Supports. The Metallic Anchors are designed typically for ceramic fiber and for light or medium weight refractories, again configured to provide maximum retention during plant service. The Ceramic Anchor Supports "C" Clips are designed to retain most standard pattern ceramic anchors (Scissor Clip types are available as wire formed) Mainly for light and medium weight duties, their typically small cross section provides low heat transfer with section size providing easy manual or semi-automatic welding. "C" Clips retain ceramic anchors used for anchoring moldable refractories. Hexsteel with Lance/ Clinch/ HEX Mesh

Rod Formed Anchors / Studs (larger than 3/8" diameter) Heavy weight anchors are used only in the most arduous conditions. They are designed to provide support and attachment of refractory pre-cast sections to plant steelwork, and provide an effective anchoring system in high stress situations. Their design shape minimizes and controls heat transfer and thus provides maximum strength at elevated temperatures. Refractory lining situations that have attendant high live loads occur in plant such as Rotary Kilns, where deep roof and side wall lining of dense refractories require maximum support during operating conditions or heavy weight pre-cast blocks are retained by bolt through, weld on and slip on systems.

EX-METAL DESCRIPTION

Magnus Steel’s Hex Metal range is defined as a unique hexagonal cellular mesh steel, made of flat bar which is designed to provide brilliant retention and reinforcement of thin wall refractories and fully complements dense hydraulic and chemically bonded refractories in resisting erosion. It acts as a surface framework to hold cement or refractory in position, and relieves stress in the lining’s upper crust, retarding erosion, corrosion, blistering and cracking.

Hot gaseous substances cannot erode the refractory because they are reflected away from the surface by the metal honeycomb- shaped grid.

The flexibility of Magnus Steel’s Hex Metal allows it to be rolled, and easily conforms to circular shapes. It is recommended for use when placement is spaced from the steel shell to allow room for thick insulation between the metal shell and the armoured surface.

USES FOR HESLY HEX METAL

Refractory Linings in Furnaces | Ducts and Flue Gas Lines | Cyclones | Reactors | Reactor Vessels | Windboxes | Fan Casings | Regenerators | Tanks | Ashpits | Heaters

INDUSTRIES OF HESLY HEX METAL

Air Distributors | All Plants where the Practicality of Free Rolling Material is Beneficial to Maintenance Activities | Power Plants Cement Plants | Steel Plants | Petroleum Sector | Chemical Industry

 



Hex Mesh/Hexsteel 28AALS has a twofold characteristic which gives an excellent performance, i.e. the existence of no. 2 lances inside each hex opening, that guarantees a remarkable cohesion between VICO-Still® and the refractory lining, while the openings created by the lances turned toward the adjacent cells, allow a perfect distribution of refractory during the lining operation.

Hex Mesh/Hexsteel 28AALS, la suitable for high-thickness lining (38 or 50 mm), in case specs. Require the use of hexagonal mesh instead of single anchors (V-anchors).



Advantages of E-ON (HESLY)

HESLY's competitive Advantages Much of our success at HESLY group, can be attributed to outstanding service, competitive pricing anda "deliver what we are going to or earlier" attitude. We often shiporders same day and are on call 24 hours a day, 7 day a week. 

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