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Sauereisen
160 Gamma Dr.
Pittsburgh, PA 15238-2989
United States
Phone: (412) 963-0303
Fax: (412) 963-7620
https://www.sauereisen.com
info@sauereisen.com

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John E. Davis, Inside Sales/Mktg.
(412) 963-0303 x238
jedavis@sauereisen.com
High Temperature Ceramic Cements Engineered for Performance. Sauereisen manufactures a diverse line of electrically insulating inorganic cements. Choose from over 20 different air-setting, hydraulic-setting, and chemical-setting products. Offering continuous high-temperature service of up to 3000F and dielectric strengths surpassing 100 volts/mil, they are particularly well suited for electrical and general assembly, embedding, insulating, sealing, coating and potting.

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February 2021

Check out the February 2021 issue of Industrial Heating, featuring an editorial on Brazing vs. Braze Welding, along with Better Refractory Formulations through Accelerated Scientific Discovery.

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