HOME > Environment & Energy Business > New installation method for monolithic refractories > Asahi Newmatic Rheo-flow method Refractories Fine ceramics     New installation method for monolithic refractories   Asahi Newmatic Rheo-flow method Asahi Gunning Rheo-flow method Functional materials AGC Ceramics has developed a dry method - thereby achieving the most labor-saving method - by using equal quality castable as the low-cement types constructed by conventional casting method. Asahi Newmatic Rheo-flow method (ANRF) is an advanced, labor-saving version of the conventional self-flow material (RF) and the Asahi Gunning Rheo-flow method (AGRF). ANRF uses equal quality castables and self-flow material, yet it is applied using an easier, machine-based dry method. The ANRF has different grades, from high-alumina to chamotte and high-corrosion resistant grade (equivalent to CLC-1649-RE, CLC-A539-RE grades) for industrial waste furnaces. 4 benefits of using the ANRF method: 1. Achieves equal quality as low-cement castables using dry method. 2. Construction is possible for long distances (over 100m) and height (over 25m). 3. Construction is possible for bulk (over 2.7t/h) in a short period. 4. Achieves equal quality casting even for small lot construction (10-20t) cases such as repair works. To page top