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Inert Ceramic ball production process

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Pingxiang Chemshun Ceramic Co.,ltd`s  inert ceramic ball  can be divided into dry powder forming and sliver forming. The two processes have different characteristics, and the appropriate production process should be selected according to the specific requirements of customers. Details of dry powder forming process: Dry formation is mainly composed of the following processes: raw material inspection and calculation formula according to customer requirements needed for raw material and the weight of the raw material formula to make use of crushing equipment directly crush (200 mesh) - by isostatic pressing on its forming - directly box sinter to more than 1200 degrees to out of the box and testing finished products, qualified product packaging factory. Chemshun Ceramics Manufacturer can supply  inert ceramic ball  with alumina content 99%, 90%,23~30%, 15~23%. welcome to contact and visit: www.chinachemicalpacking.com

What is the difference of inert ceramic ball and activated alumina ball ?

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What is the difference of inert ceramic ball and activated alumina ball ? Inert ceramic ball  and activated alumina ball are as catalyst carrier . but which are different in application and property. Chemshun Ceramics Manufacturer mainly produce alumina ceramic ball products , here it is pleasure to introduce the difference between inert and activated balls . Activated alumina ball is a porous, highly dispersed solid material with a large surface area. Its microporous surface has the catalytic properties required for adsorption, surface activity, excellent thermal stability, etc., and has the strength It is widely used as a catalyst and a catalyst carrier for chemical reactions because of its high wear resistance, low water hardness, no swelling, no powdering and no cracking. Inert ceramic ball   referred to as inert porcelain ball, is made of high-quality chemical clay material processing, with high strength, high chemical stability and thermal stability characteristics...