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Refractory Shapes Ltd. operates in the refractories industry, specializing in the manufacture of heat-resistant ceramic products. The company produces a range of items including special shapes, custom-made refractory shapes, bricks, castables, and ceramic balls of low and medium purity. Their product portfolio also encompasses high purity alumina catalyst bed supports, dome bricks, hexagonal tiles, circle bricks, alumina lumps for fertilizer industries, and specialized Pre Cast & Pre Fired (PCPF) blocks for burner ports in steel industries. Refractory Shapes Ltd. also provides in-house design services to meet specific client requirements and offers practical engineering solutions, including assistance with material selection, installation, curing, and heat dry-out operations. The company's products are engineered for use in diverse industries such as steel, cement, glass, petrochemicals, and fertilizers, where they contribute to enhanced operational efficiency and extended equipment life under harsh conditions. The company has manufacturing facilities in Pune and Wankaner, India, and through an affiliate, serves international markets with turnkey refractory projects and exports.
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