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Grinding media
Selection, application, and performance guidance connecting the circuit with the appropriate media family.
Review the processGrinding media for high-purity processes
CERIUM — Confirm with Engineering
Alumina-based ceramic media for fine and ultrafine grinding, intended for high-purity applications in vertical, horizontal, and laboratory equipment. Its packaging classification remains subject to Engineering confirmation.
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Where can CERIUM be evaluated?
Alumina-based ceramic media for fine and ultrafine grinding, intended for high-purity applications in vertical, horizontal, and laboratory equipment. Its packaging classification remains subject to Engineering confirmation.
- Fine and ultrafine grinding
- Metallic and non-metallic materials
- Technical ceramics, mineral raw materials, and technical powders
Grinding without metal contamination
Ceramic grinding ball
Designed for fine and ultrafine grinding of metallic and non-metallic materials and high-purity processes. Its ceramic nature avoids metal contamination and supports energy savings, precision and stability in vertical, horizontal and laboratory equipment.
Key benefits
- No metal contaminationProtects the purity of the processed material.
- Energy savingsBalances consumption and operating continuity.
- High precisionContributes to fine, controlled results.
- High purityKeeps the integrity of the final product.
Recommended applications
| Mill type | Vertical, horizontal and laboratory |
|---|---|
| Process stage | Fine and ultrafine grinding |
| Ore type | Non-metallic and metallic |
| Application/Use | High-purity processes |
Available size distribution
0.25 mm to 90 mm
Availability subject to operating specification
Reference materials and products
| Ceramics | Glazed tiles and technical ceramics |
|---|---|
| Construction | Mineral raw materials |
| Technical powders | Non-metallic and metallic materials |
| Requirement | Zero contamination |
Indicative reference. Final selection must be validated against mineralogy and circuit conditions.
Standards and presentation
- Alumina-based ceramic grinding media
- Full lot traceability
- Bulk bag or barrel packaging
- Labelling
Selection criteria
Validate before specifying
Process and equipment
Identify stage, mill, operating window, and objective.
Ore and wear mechanism
Review hardness, abrasiveness, impact, and relevant variability.
Controlled technical trial
Agree on baseline, dosage, duration, and success criteria.
Operational follow-up
Measure consumption, performance, stability, and total cost.
Related evaluation path
Connect the product record with process context
Use the related process, knowledge, or PIC route before defining application fit.
Technical knowledge
How to select grinding media
Decision framework connecting ore, process stage, mill conditions, and performance evidence before selecting grinding media.
Read the decision guidePIC
Bring the operating challenge to PIC
Share the process, symptom, period, and available baseline so the challenge can be routed without presuming a product fit.
Bring a challenge