SBS Refractory Service
Costs and process2 min

From the first call to handover: why an end-to-end process decides plant availability

With a refractory lining, the material alone rarely decides the outcome — how reliably the whole sequence is organised does. Our process in six steps.

Installation team carrying out a refractory lining inside a furnace

With a refractory lining, the material alone rarely decides the outcome — how reliably the whole sequence is organised does.

Our process in six steps

  • First contact and initial assessment — in an emergency, a response within one hour and usually on site within 24 hours, throughout Germany and the DACH region.
  • On-site assessment — thermography, wear analysis and precise measurement as the basis for all planning.
  • Concept and material selection according to the load profile — one point of contact for the entire project.
  • Prefabrication in the Putzbrunn workshop — pre-assembled plant components shorten the shutdown time at the customer's site.
  • Execution with our own installation teams — no subcontractors, end-to-end responsibility.
  • Controlled heat-up, complete as-built documentation and handover with a warranty.

This makes shutdowns plannable, quality traceable and plant availability restored.

At a glance
6 steps
from first contact to handover with a warranty
< 24 h
on site in an emergency, throughout the DACH region (as a rule)
No subcontractors
execution exclusively with our own installation teams

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