BS

Where large areas of wall are lined by using lightweight refractory bricks, for example in petrochemical furnaces, the lightweight refractory walls must be anchored to prevent bricks falling out. The BS Series provides anchoring systems to satisfy these anchoring requirements. The BS anchors are inserted in the refractory brick and mounted in a mechanism on the steel casing of the plant component.

BSA
This brick hook has two pointed 90° ends angled in the same direction. The short end is knocked into the lightweight refractory brick and the other, longer end is mounted in a lug. It is only possible to knock the anchor in when using lightweight refractory bricks which are suitable for this due to their structure and strength.

BSB
The BSB anchor has the same design as the BSA anchor but has no pointed ends. Here a hole is drilled in the brick to accommodate the hook.

BSC
The BSC anchor has a somewhat different kind of rear restraint system. The pointed ends of the anchor sit on an angled body. The two pointed ends of the BSC anchor are knocked into the lightweight refractory brick and guided behind a rod-shaped bracket by the angled central element.