Forged Mill Ball
High-impact forged steel ball used in mining, cement, and power plants.
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Forged Mill Ball
High-impact forged steel ball used in mining, cement, and power plants. Different alloy grades ensure superior wear resistance and extended grinding performance.
Pressure
Temperature
Size Range
Φ20 mm – Φ150 mm
Standards
Available Types:
60Mn Forged Ball65Mn Forged BallB2 Forged BallB3 Forged BallHigh Chrome Forged Ball
Standard Dimensions - ANSI B16.9
| diameter | weight | hardness | tolerance |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30 mm | 0.111 kg | Surface > 58 HRC, Core > 57 HRC | ±2 mm |
| 40 mm | 0.264 kg | Surface > 58 HRC, Core > 57 HRC | ±2 mm |
| 50 mm | 0.515 kg | Surface > 58 HRC, Core > 55 HRC | ±3 mm |
| 60 mm | 0.890 kg | Surface > 58 HRC, Core > 55 HRC | ±3 mm |
| 70 mm | 1.413 kg | Surface > 58 HRC, Core > 55 HRC | ±3 mm |
| 80 mm | 2.110 kg | Surface > 58 HRC, Core > 55 HRC | ±3 mm |
| 90 mm | 3.004 kg | Surface > 58 HRC, Core > 55 HRC | ±4 mm |
Key Features
- High impact toughness
- Superior wear resistance
- Homogeneous structure and density
- Crack and breakage resistance
- Heat-treated surface hardness
- Available in standard and custom diameters
Applications
- Mining and ore grinding mills
- Cement production plants
- Coal and clinker grinding systems
- Limestone and mineral preparation lines
- Power generation units
- Metallurgy and construction industries
Technical Notes
- Produced by hot forging and heat treatment (quenching & tempering).
- Surface hardness: 55–65 HRC, Core hardness: 45–55 HRC.
- Each ball is tested for hardness and dimensional accuracy.
- Delivered with EN 10204 3.1 certification upon request.
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