Ball Mill Lining Bricks
Alumina and steatite ball-mill lining systems for contamination-free grinding.
Duralox 92W alumina and Steatite tapered and flat lining bricks convert a standard ball mill into a fully ceramic, contamination-free grinding chamber. Precise taper geometry produces a continuous, gap-free lining, while 9 Moh alumina hardness delivers a service life and wear resistance far exceeding rubber or steel.
A clean chamber that outlasts rubber and steel.
Tapered geometry
Alumina or steatite
Replaces metal & rubber
Material
Duralox 92W alumina / Steatite
Alumina content
Hardness
Brick types
Tapered & flat
Density
Service
Replaces rubber / steel lining
Key benefit
Eliminates iron contamination
Supplied with
Matching grinding media & cement
Mill type
Batch & continuous ball mills
CERAMIC-LINED BALL MILL · TAPERED BRICK COURSES
Where ceramic lining earns its place
Compare the range
Zirconox
Zircosil
Duralox
Steatite
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Why line a ball mill with ceramic bricks?
A ceramic lining eliminates iron contamination and lasts far longer than rubber or steel, protecting product purity and reducing how often the mill must be relined.
Which lining materials are available?
Duralox 92W alumina (92% Al₂O₃, 9 Moh, 3.6 g/cm³) for wear resistance, or steatite for low-iron economy, in tapered and flat bricks that lock together into a gap-free lining.
What comes with a mill lining?
Lining bricks are supplied with matching grinding media and cement for batch and continuous ball mills.
Can you supply mill lining bricks in Australia or New Zealand?
Yes. Email sales@kpm.com.au or call (02) 9672 3222 with your mill type, chamber volume, material and current media and we will recommend the right grade, size and charge with Australia/New Zealand pricing.