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    Fuller Traylor 9' x 21'-8.5"

    Fuller Traylor 9' x 21'-8.5" Ball Mill

    • Manufacturer: Fuller-Traylor

    Fuller Traylor 9' x 21'-8.5" Ball Mill 9' x 21'-8.5" Grate Discharge Ball Mill Grinding Pass Length: 6,450mm / 21'-2" Loading Spiral, Slit Wall, Rubber Lining with symmetrical lifting beams, Unloading Shovels, Co...

    Tuscaloosa, AL
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    7 ft x 5.5 ft

    7 ft x 5.5 ft Ball Mill

      7 ft. diameter. 5.5 ft. long. Scoop feed. 18 in. diameter overflow discharge. Straight cut bull and pinion gear 8 in. wide Babbitt bearings. Belt driven by a 100 HP motor . 208-230/460V. 1200 rpm. 3 phase. 10 in....

      Savona, Canada
    • SVEDALA ARBRA ROTACIONI MLIN

      SVEDALA ARBRA ROTACIONI MLIN

      • Manufacturer: Svedala

      rotary mill inlet 1000x600mm, curtain, electric motor 132 kW, hydraulic opening of the mill, 3-beam mill

      Posušje, Bosnia and Herzegovina

    Overview

    Ball mills are industrial devices used to grind materials into fine powder. They are commonly used in mining, cement, and chemical industries. These mills consist of a rotating cylindrical chamber filled with steel or ceramic balls which crush and grind the material. Ball mills are ideal for achieving uniform particle sizes and are essential in material processing applications.

    FAQ

    What factors should I consider when purchasing a used ball mill?

    Consider the mill's age, condition, capacity, and previous usage. Check for any signs of wear, damage, or necessary repairs. Verify the manufacturer’s specifications and ensure it meets your processing needs.

    How can I safely ship a ball mill to my location?

    Use a specialized heavy machinery transport service. Ensure the mill is properly secured, and any moving parts are immobilized and protected to prevent damage during transit.

    What is the maintenance schedule for a ball mill?

    Regular maintenance includes inspecting the liners, checking the lubrication system, and monitoring the wear of grinding media. Follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for detailed maintenance procedures and intervals.