Buyer technical guide

Refractory Materials RFQ Checklist

A useful refractory quotation starts with the service conditions and contract requirements—not a product name alone. Use this checklist to reduce clarification cycles.

This guide supports early procurement discussion. Final material selection, installation and heat-up decisions must be confirmed for the actual project.

01

Define the application

Identify the plant, equipment, exact lining zone and whether the request is for a new lining, planned relining or urgent repair.

  • Process and equipment
  • Hot-face, safety or insulation layer
  • New build, replacement or maintenance
  • Current material and wear observations
02

Share operating conditions

Temperature is only one input. Atmosphere, chemical contact, load, cycling and abrasion often decide the correct refractory family.

  • Normal and maximum temperature
  • Slag, metal, clinker, glass or gas contact
  • Cycle frequency and shutdown pattern
  • Mechanical load, abrasion and gas velocity
03

Specify the commercial scope

Provide enough detail to quote the same scope across suppliers and avoid hidden exclusions.

  • Drawings, dimensions and quantities
  • Test standard and inspection requirement
  • Packing, marks and documentation
  • Incoterm, destination port and required date

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