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Heather Harding is the operations manager of logistics and marketing for Bricking Solutions, Inc., 1144 Village Way, Monroe, WA 98272; Tel: 1-360-794-1277; e-mail: info@brickingsolutions.com; web: www.brickingsolutions.com.
For refractory installation, it’s critical to have a dependable bricking machine that efficiently delivers a high-quality result, reduces planned downtime and virtually eliminates emergency repairs
When looking to buy equipment for refractory maintenance, it can be tempting to choose the low-est-cost option or to make due with a bricking machine that is offered complimentary with brick.
The manufacturer of the industry’s first bricking machine in 1966 discusses improvements in efficiency, safety and profits with the use of specialized equipment.
From brick tear-out to installation, there are a lot of opportunities for safety, efficiency and cost savings to fall through the cracks during kiln maintenance.
