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Product introduction:
Flint pebbles have been found to offer a cost-effective solution for grinding materials due to their smooth surface which resists the absorption of dust and impurities, making it easier for large-scale production and application.
The use of natural flint for grinding presents a viable alternative to high-end options while still delivering excellent results. The development of this technology is set to change the way grinding and polishing materials are produced and utilized. The use of flint pebbles for grinding remains a highly preferred method for standard grinding applications due to its affordability and consistent results.
Technical indicator:
SiO2 | ≥99.31% | Volume density | ≥2.66~2.68g/cm3 |
Al2O3 | ≤0.36% | Hardness | Around 8 mohs |
Fe2O3 | ≤0.018% | Porosity | ≤0.38% |
CaO | 0.09% | Actual abrasion rate | ≤1.35 |
MgO | 0.04% | Color | Grey and White |
Application field:
The use of Natural Flint Pebbles As Grinding Media is a common practice in various industries. One industry that specifically benefits from this practice is the ceramics industry, where flint pebbles are used to grind and polish tiles, dishes, and figurines to a smooth and even finish.
Moreover, the mining industry also benefits from the use of flint pebbles as a grinding media. These pebbles are often used to grind and crush ores and raw materials, making the processing more efficient and reducing energy consumption.
Using flint pebbles as a grinding media not only improves the efficiency of these industries but also ensures high-quality finished products. The smooth and even finish achieved by flint pebbles ensures that ceramics materials are free from imperfections, while their use in the mining industry ensures that the raw materials are ground to the proper size for processing.
Product features:
High SiO2 with low Fe2O3 contents
High density and hardness and low abrasion
Good roundness
Consistent specification
Comparison report:
Under the same test condition, test report from our Japanese customer show the difference from our Dalian pebbles & French pebbles:
Density: 2.68g/cm3 of Dalian pebbles higher than 2.62g/cm3 of french pebbles.
Wear loss: wear loss of Dalian pebbles is 40g, less than 50g of french pebbles.
Our advantages and services:
Dalian Gaoteng, founded in 2000, boasts a wealth of export experience and has worked with over 200 customers worldwide.
Our products are frequently exported to Japan, Southeast Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. We are highly capable of assisting customers from diverse industries in selecting the product that best suits their needs.
Furthermore, we have our own logistics company, offering customers the most favorable pricing and superior services.
Packing details:
Jumbo Bags
One Bag With One Pallet
Two Bags With Pallet
In Bulk
Production process:
Product introduction:
Flint pebbles have been found to offer a cost-effective solution for grinding materials due to their smooth surface which resists the absorption of dust and impurities, making it easier for large-scale production and application.
The use of natural flint for grinding presents a viable alternative to high-end options while still delivering excellent results. The development of this technology is set to change the way grinding and polishing materials are produced and utilized. The use of flint pebbles for grinding remains a highly preferred method for standard grinding applications due to its affordability and consistent results.
Technical indicator:
SiO2 | ≥99.31% | Volume density | ≥2.66~2.68g/cm3 |
Al2O3 | ≤0.36% | Hardness | Around 8 mohs |
Fe2O3 | ≤0.018% | Porosity | ≤0.38% |
CaO | 0.09% | Actual abrasion rate | ≤1.35 |
MgO | 0.04% | Color | Grey and White |
Application field:
The use of Natural Flint Pebbles As Grinding Media is a common practice in various industries. One industry that specifically benefits from this practice is the ceramics industry, where flint pebbles are used to grind and polish tiles, dishes, and figurines to a smooth and even finish.
Moreover, the mining industry also benefits from the use of flint pebbles as a grinding media. These pebbles are often used to grind and crush ores and raw materials, making the processing more efficient and reducing energy consumption.
Using flint pebbles as a grinding media not only improves the efficiency of these industries but also ensures high-quality finished products. The smooth and even finish achieved by flint pebbles ensures that ceramics materials are free from imperfections, while their use in the mining industry ensures that the raw materials are ground to the proper size for processing.
Product features:
High SiO2 with low Fe2O3 contents
High density and hardness and low abrasion
Good roundness
Consistent specification
Comparison report:
Under the same test condition, test report from our Japanese customer show the difference from our Dalian pebbles & French pebbles:
Density: 2.68g/cm3 of Dalian pebbles higher than 2.62g/cm3 of french pebbles.
Wear loss: wear loss of Dalian pebbles is 40g, less than 50g of french pebbles.
Our advantages and services:
Dalian Gaoteng, founded in 2000, boasts a wealth of export experience and has worked with over 200 customers worldwide.
Our products are frequently exported to Japan, Southeast Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. We are highly capable of assisting customers from diverse industries in selecting the product that best suits their needs.
Furthermore, we have our own logistics company, offering customers the most favorable pricing and superior services.
Packing details:
Jumbo Bags
One Bag With One Pallet
Two Bags With Pallet
In Bulk
Production process:
