68% Alumina Balls & Lining
68% Alumina Balls & Lining are alumina (68%) grinding media and mill lining used in ball mills for grinding ceramic body and glaze materials, offering a more economical alternative to higher-alumina options for general-purpose milling applications.
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68% Alumina Balls & Lining are alumina (68%) grinding media and mill lining used in ball mills for grinding ceramic body and glaze materials, offering a more economical alternative to higher-alumina options for general-purpose milling applications.
Used inside ball mills as grinding media (balls) and internal lining — suited to general-purpose body and glaze grinding where the wear demands are less severe than high-hardness formulations, offering a cost-effective milling solution.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Alumina grinding balls & mill lining |
| Alumina Content | 68% |
| Use | Ball mill grinding media & lining |
| Application | Ceramic body & glaze preparation |
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