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| I can get a great deal on some radius fire bricks, but I don't know what they are or how useful they might be. Most are about 9 inches long and 2 5/8s to 3 inches thick and almost 4 inches wide. They have the following markings: Mo Rex 48-57 AZTEX 108-117 AZTEX 36-45 JB 108-117 JBF 86-105 Does anyone know what these markings mean? Thanks Larry |
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| I just bought same size bricks - looks like they are going to be perfect for dome construction. I was able to contact manufacturer to find out alumina content - didn't want heavy duty bricks, couldn't find any info on your bricks in quick search - good luck |
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| I'm not sure of the names, but the numbers refer to the ID and OD that can be formed from these brick |
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