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+1,500°C ...so what!? iron cement is a highly temperature resistant 1-component-special cement for  application temperatures < +1,600°C
	iron cement is applied for example as protective coating for  steel ingot moulds, preventive against wear and to repair / seal of cracks and defects iron cement has been used for decades by worldwide known steel works: Arbed Stahl, Luxemburg Arcelor, Lux Asov Steel, Ukraine Bethlehem Steel, USA Cockerill Sambre Charleroi, Belgium Dillinger Hütte, Saar, Germany Donbass Dunaferr, Hungaryn Hoogovens, Netherlands Ispat Nova Hut, Tschechia Krakatau Steel, Indonesia Kriworoshstal, GUS Lisco, Libya Mannesmann-Demag, Duisburg, Germany Nippon Steel, Japan Noyer-Safrar Lens, France POSCO, Korea Promet, Bulgaria Redcar Steelworks, England Sertid, Serbia Sicartsa, Mexico Siderurgica del Orinoco, Venezuela Sidex Galati, Roumania SMS Schloemann, Hilchenbach, Germany SSAB, Sweden Stahlwerke Peine, Salzgitter,Germany Stelco, Canada Thyssen-Krupp, Rheinhausen, Germany as well as further international steel works.
Benefits & Application: iron cement is a ready for use paste which is laid as a fillet by putty knife or finger in the mould edges (corners) of the steel ingot mould.  iron cement protects the ingot against the hot, abrasive steel casting process.  iron cement is freshly applied after each steel pour in a coating thickness of approx. ~ 2-3 mm. Furthermore, iron cement can also be used for sealing of continuous mould steel casting and as a fire restant repair cement for  fire places, ovens, open fireplaces etc.