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[Mark & Elena Gallmeier]

Deaer Brennan

> Can anyone suggest a good source for inexpensive riser sleeves and 
> castable refractories.<

What service temperature are you looking for?  Many castable refractories 
cost less per 50 lb bag than shipping charges will be for that bag.  $15, 
$18, etc.  You'll do better going in person to a dealer.  If you don't need 
much they'll sometimes give you a few bags nearing shelf life expiration.  I 
suggest calling around to building suppliers in your region handling 
fireplace supplies, "firebrick" and boiler parts and supplies.

Best Wishes,

Mark





> Date: Fri, 15 Sep 2006 22:49:46 -0600
> From: Brennan R Henderson <climbers at telus.net>
> Subject: [Gasification] Riser Sleeves
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> Dear Gas-List Users,
>
> Can anyone suggest a good source for inexpensive riser sleeves and
> castable
> refractories. I need a liner for an up-draft gasifier and also for a
> gas flare.
> Possibly some of the Canadian listers can suggest a Canadian source so
> that I won't have to pay duties. The online ordering at Thermal Ceramics
> seems alright but they have a minimum $250 order.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Brennan Henderson
> Vernon, BC
>
>
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