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This document includes basic knowledge about ball mills, which are widely used for the fine grinding, mixing, and dispersion of raw materials. It clearly introduces the advantages and disadvantages of both "batch" and "continuous" methods, as well as the features of our ball mills. If you are considering the introduction or upgrade of a ball mill, please take a look. 【Contents】 - What is a ball mill? - Types of ball mills (advantages and disadvantages of batch and continuous types) - Types of linings and balls - Features of our ball mills (dry and wet) *This document can be viewed via "PDF Download." Please feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
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We accept various ball mill grinding tests and online consultations. Please feel free to contact us. 【Lineup of Nakakou-style Ball Mills (Partial Excerpt)】 ◎ Batch Ball Mill (Dry/Wet) ◎ Batch Ball Mill (Water Jacket Type) ◎ Fully Automatic Ball Mill (500L Wet) ◎ Tube Ball Mill (Straight Type) ◎ Conical Tube Mill (Tapered Shape) *You can view the materials for each product from the "PDF Download." If you wish to request a test or online consultation, please contact us via the inquiry form.
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In the field of ceramics such as pottery and tiles, we have been crushing and grinding raw materials like clay and ores to refine them, increasing purity and producing high-quality products. To prevent impurities from mixing in the raw materials and glazes for sanitary ceramics, we quickly adopted alumina ceramic bricks and have used them as lining materials for jaw crusher teeth, roll crusher rolls, and ball mills. The manufacturing of fine ceramics, electronic components, and semiconductors now requires even finer grinding and higher purity. The ball mill is also referred to as a trommel or tromill. Ball mills are used in fields such as insulators like insulators, sensors, and honeycombs. The feature of Nakakou Seiki's ball mill is that it transmits power from the motor to the main shaft using rubber Loveflex and V-shaped belts instead of iron gears. This ensures smooth power transmission, reduces noise, and minimizes oil contamination. It is also used for grinding silica and quartz. Moving forward, various recycling and grinding processes will be necessary to reduce fossil fuels in response to global environmental and global warming issues. To address battery materials and promote a resource-saving and energy-efficient society, Nakakou Seiki is challenging micron and nano grinding.