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Kiln Technology in Transition: Bringing Materials and Systems Together

High-temperature processes face a complex challenge: emissions need to be reduced while maintaining process reliability, product quality and economic viability.

Plant operators are therefore looking at both the modernization of existing systems and new kiln concepts. Kiln design, refractory linings, energy supply and process control are closely interconnected.

Decisions on retrofits or new installations have long-term implications, as industrial kilns remain in operation for many years or even decades. International expertise and practical experience are therefore essential.

Bringing Materials and Plant Technology Together

For plant manufacturers and providers of refractory solutions, this means that changes to high-temperature processes cannot be considered in isolation. Kiln technology and refractory linings need to be addressed together.

This is precisely where ceramitec provides an important interface. Providers of kiln technologies, refractory materials and material solutions meet manufacturers, plant operators and experts from research and development. The accompanying conference program provides additional opportunities to exchange practical experience and discuss new technologies and the latest research findings.

This makes it possible to look beyond individual components and consider the high-temperature process as an integrated system.

Present your technologies and material solutions at ceramitec in Munich from April 25–27, 2028, and connect with users and potential partners.

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