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{{Connected contributor|User1=ConvectronicsU1-declared=yes|U1-otherlinks=(Optional) We are an engineering firm specializing in process heater designs and production on a small scale.}}
Hello all. We would propose the addition of a citation to the phrase "...as materials have limited heat resistance..." under Requirements to our informational chart "Properties of Refractory and Ceramic Grade Materials" at Properties of Refractory and Ceramic Materials (convectronics.com) since it is of genuine interest to those wondering about which materials have which heat resistance and we frequently point questions to this chart.