CERAM, the-UK based parent company of The M&P Lab, is an international authority on refractory technology. With over 70 years' experience in this field, CERAM offers a full service of research and development, consultancy and testing services, on both the manufacture and the use of refractories to a wide range of industries, either directly or through its subsidiary companies. (read more)

Acera Technology manufactures custom refractories and high temperature insulation to match your specifications. (read more)

PRODUCT FEATURES

• High Temperature Applications
• Corrosion Resistant Applications
• Ceramic Tiles
• Castable Refractory
• Poured Refractory

Check out All-Spec's Sierra ESD Conductive or Dissipative Tile Flooring! (read more)

Drop ceiling Starscapes are quick and hassle free with FTI's factory applied fibers. Create a soothing natural effect, secondary ambient lighting or custom effects with twinkling or shooting star options with the "Plug & Play" 2x2 tile system. Easy to install, tiles can be trimmed for fit. (read more)

The seventh International Conference on Tungsten, Refractory & Hardmaterials will be held June 8–12, 2008, in Washington, D.C. This conference, organized and sponsored by the Metal Powder Industries Federation and APMI International, in cooperation with the Refractory Metals Association, is expected to attract industry enthusiasts from over 40 countries. (read more)

CRYSTEX Composites LLC manufactures custom refractories and high temperature insulation to match your specifications.... (read more)

Acera Technology manufactures custom precast and sintered refractory shapes to match your specifications. (read more)

Ed Fagan has a large inventory of refractory metals and alloys - including Molybdenum TZM. (read more)

Pyro-Paint^tm 634-ZO, a new high temperature, zirconium oxide filled refractory coating developed by Aremco Products, Inc., is now used to coat and extend the life of ceramic, graphite and metal crucibles and molds use in foundry applications to 3270 ^oF (1800 ° C). (read more)