Anchors used  for the kiln are made by YLSK-5120 Wire bending machine .

In cement factories, anchors are commonly used to secure and stabilize kilns. Kilns are large cylindrical structures used for high-temperature processes like cement production, and they need to be securely fastened to withstand the intense heat and mechanical pressure.

Anchors in this context refer to refractory anchors or kiln anchors, which are metallic devices inserted into the refractory lining of the kiln. These anchors serve several purposes:

1. Stability: Kiln anchors help to maintain the structural integrity of the refractory lining within the kiln. As the kiln heats up and cools down during the cement production process, thermal expansion and contraction occur. The anchors provide stability by preventing the refractory lining from shifting or sagging under these temperature changes.

2. Load Distribution: Cement kilns experience significant mechanical loads due to the weight of the materials being processed and the rotational movement of the kiln. Anchors distribute the mechanical forces evenly across the refractory lining, reducing the risk of localized stress and potential failure.

3. Erosion Prevention: The operating conditions inside a kiln can be harsh, with hot gases, abrasive materials, and chemical reactions. Anchors help secure the refractory lining in place, preventing erosion or disintegration caused by the movement of materials, combustion gases, or thermal stress.

To install anchors, holes are drilled into the refractory lining of the kiln, and the anchors are inserted. They are typically made of stainless steel or other high-temperature resistant alloys. The specific design and arrangement of anchors depend on factors such as kiln size, temperature, and the type of refractory lining used.

Overall, anchors play a crucial role in ensuring the stability, integrity, and longevity of cement kilns, enabling efficient and continuous cement production