Ball mills are widely used in various industries for grinding and mixing materials, and they are available from multiple sources depending on your location and requirements. Here are some common places where you can find ball mills:
1. Industrial Equipment Suppliers
– Companies like FLSmidth, Metso Outotec, CITIC Heavy Industries, and ThyssenKrupp manufacture large industrial ball mills for mining, cement, and chemical industries.
– Alibaba, Made-in-China, and Global Sources list numerous suppliers (especially from China) offering ball mills in different sizes.
2. Laboratory & Small-Scale Ball Mills
– Retsch (Germany) – High-quality lab ball mills (e.g., Planetary Ball Mills).
– SPEX SamplePrep (USA) – For high-energy ball milling.
– Fritsch (Germany) – Laboratory-scale milling equipment.
– Across International (USA/China) – Offers benchtop and larger models.
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3. Online Marketplaces
– Amazon, eBay – Small benchtop ball mills for hobbyists or small-scale applications.
– Alibaba & Made-in-China – Bulk purchases from manufacturers at competitive prices.
4. Used & Refurbished Ball Mills
– Check platforms like:
– Machinio
– EquipNet
– Surplus Record
5. Local Machinery Dealers & Auctions
– Man
ndustrial auctions sell used ball mills from factories or mines.
6. DIY Options (For Small Applications)
– Some hobbyists build simple ball mills using motors, PVC pipes/drums, and steel balls.
Key Considerations When Buying:
– Size & Capacity: Lab-scale (1–10L) vs. industrial (tons/hour).
– Material: Ceramic-lined, steel, or rubber-lined depending on application.
– Power Source: Electric motor or diesel-driven for remote locations.
Would you like recommendations based on a specific industry (mining, ceramics, chemicals) or region? Let me know how I can help further!