Firebricks
The production of refractory bricks has always been our company’s core activity. With a production capacity of 200.000 tones per annum, ROKA Refractory is one of Europe’s largest players.
Refractory Mortars
ROKA Refractories Mortars constitute a turn key solution in a fireplace’s or a barbecue’s construction process. Our mortars are, in fact, a mixture of refractory cement and a variety of fireclays..
Chammotte – Fireclay
Fireclay is the dominant raw material in the production of firebricks. ROKA Refractory possesses its own quarries, in different locations in the Balkans..
Concrete Bricks
ROKA Refractory’s concrete bricks result from a unique synthesis of quartz and metakaolin, and can be also classified as “geopolymeric” products..
Announcements
World’s tallest bread oven
World’s tallest bread oven, 12 meters high is made by engineers of natural constructions COB by combining the natural materials clay, sand, straw, goat hair and ROKA REFRACTORIES innovative firebricks.
Posted: 2013-05-14
Roka Refractories is coming to Libya.
Visit our stand No 804 at Libya Build 2013!
ROKA REFRACTORIES exhibits at Libya Build, in Tripoli, dated 19 May – 23 May 2013 showcasing new solutions for large construction companies and building materials distributors at the specially designed 45 sqm stand.
ROKA REFRACTORIES exhibits at Libya Build, in Tripoli, dated 19 May – 23 May 2013 showcasing new solutions for large construction companies and building materials distributors at the specially designed 45 sqm stand.
Posted: 2013-04-17WHO WE ARE
Roka Refractory was founded in 1989, in Lagadas Thessaloniki, figuring on the massive production of specialized refractory ceramic products (fire-bricks), used on fireplaces, kilns, barbecues, furnishes etc.
The company constitutes the only manufacturing unit of its kind in Greece, covering up to 80% of the domestic market, meeting the exigencies of international competition.
Our products are produced in accordance with the international specs and are certified by the Hellenic Center of Research in Refractory Materials CERECO, the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki as well as the National Technological Institute of Chemical Processes.