Classification of wear-resistant steel balls

Ball Mills generally have four production methods: Forging, rolling, semi-solid forming, and casting. Due to the special use conditions, comprehensive environment and background of History Study and mineral processing industry, forging and rolling balls account for a considerable proportion in these industries. Semi-solid forming is unconventional casting, non-simple die casting can clearly explain the characteristics, with a kind of like casting, like forging, the excellent performance formed by advanced technologies with both casting and forging advantages has aroused people's attention. Casting Steel Balls are easy to achieve the expansion advantage of low-investment large-scale production with their simple, flexible and reliable production methods, in particular, when experts and engineers use a variety of advanced technologies and alloy components to design steel furnaces, they can use their imagination to create one more novel and more advanced varieties, to meet the sense of accomplishment brought about by the Competition needs. The high cost-effectiveness and sustainable development potential of casting balls, of course, make them the main force in today's crushing industry, especially in the production of cement crushing industrial steel balls.
Commonly used cast steel balls can be roughly divided into the following eleven categories based on their chemical composition
1. Chromium Anti-Wear Cast iron ball;
2. Low Alloy Steel Anti-Wear casting ball;
3. medium and high alloy steel anti-wear casting ball;
4. High Manganese Steel Ball;
5. Semi-Steel and semi-iron balls;
6. Medium Manganese Ductile Iron Cast iron ball;
7. Ball of the reverse phase of OBE and Mabe;
8. Bad and CAD anti-wear casting balls;
9. Special Alloy Cast Iron Balls;
10. Protection against wet wear and casting balls;
11. Other casting balls. Www.ggg315.com