Brickliner

/ˈbrɪk.laɪ.nər/ noun

Definition

A specialized material or layer used to line the interior of a brickkiln or brick oven to protect it from extreme heat.

Etymology

From 'brick' combined with 'liner' (something that lines), which comes from the verb 'line' from Old English 'linian'. This is a technical term in masonry and ceramics.

Kelly Says

Brickkiln liners are often made from refractory materials that can withstand temperatures over 1200°C—these special liners have revolutionized brick production by allowing kilns to operate more efficiently and last longer.

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