| Customization: | Available |
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| Material: | Alumina |
| Content: | 60% ~ 65% |
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60% Alumina Resistant Alumina Grinding Ball Beads for Polishing Machine
(1) Application
With the property of inert and no pollution, the ceramic grinding media can replace the traditional steel and chrome steel grinding media for applications where downstream processes are sensitive to surface chemistry and also could avoid to the generation of slimes which combined with those traditional media's angular shape and high wear rates.
QIMINGIXNG 60% Alumina Ceramic Bead is an ultra high-performance, middle density, fine grained grinding media applications in stirred vertical mills and horizontal mills such as Metso's SMD, Glecore IsaMill, or the Outotec HIGMill. It's superior strength, high hardness and wear resistance characteristics. It is well suited to fine milling process of mineral ores and similar hardness and provide unmatched economic and performance for you.
| 60% Alumina Grinding Ball | |
| Al2O3(%) | ≥60 |
| Fe2O3(%) | <0.6 |
| SiO2(%) | ≤31 |
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| Water absorption | <0.01 |
| Bulk density(g/cm3) | >2.8 |
| Wear loss(g/kgh) | <1.6 |
| Crushing strength(3mm) | >600N |
| Size | Ø0.5-13mm |
| Sphericity | >95% |
Qimingxing offer quality wear and Ant- impact ceramics, in combination with our experienced and competent staff, ensure the increased efficiency and service life of all equipments and materials to which they are applied. - Established Ultrafine Energy Efficiency Technology Research Institute - Increase lifespan of wearable parts - New improved technology and products - Minimal downtime to minimize delays in production - Variety of wear combating options available as a one stop solution - Strong focus on product innovation supported by Chinese Academy of Sciences. - Customized application techniques to suite any wear problem
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