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Ball Mills Mt Baker Mining and Metals
Ball mills have been the primary piece of machinery in traditional hard rock grinding circuits for 100+ years. They are proven workhorses, with discharge mesh sizes from 40M to <200M. Use of a ball mill is the best choice when long term, stationary milling is justified by an operation. Sold individually or as part of our turn key ore processing system.
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13/02/2017· Scoop Feeders for Ball Rod Mills are made in various radius sizes. Standard scoops are made of cast iron and for the 3 size a 13 or 19 feeder is supplied, for the 4 size a 30 or 36, for the 5 a 36 or 42, and for the 6 a 42 or 48 feeder. Welded steel scoop feeders can, however, be supplied in any radius.
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08/03/2021· It can grind metal ore and non mental ores, which is suitable for hard materials, such as quartz, gold ore, copper ore, iron ore, potash feldspar, etc. 2 Ball mill is also can be applied in the industries such as cement, construction materials, fireproofing materials, chemical fertilizer, ore beneficiation, glass and ceramics. And the fineness of the finished product can
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08/01/2016· One free milling gold ore received for testing the application of the Mineral Jig in the Ball Mill Classifier circuit gave the following results: Head Ore, 0.65 oz. Gold per ton 0.643 oz. Gold per ton Amalgam from Amalgamation of Jig Concentrate: 0.471 oz. Gold from one ton head ore, or 73.3% of Gold from the original heads.