A ball mill is designed to grind gypsum, clinker, and for the drying of cement additives. It is a part of the cement-making process. Ball mills are generally used for breaking and grinding the materials into an extremely fine form. The ball mill comprises a hollow cylindrical shell that rotates about its axis. Modern ball mills are typically designed with a slide shoe bearing.

These slide shoe bearing ball mills have replaced the more conventional trunnion bearings, as they are less costly to buyand maintain. The purpose of the slide shoe bearing is to keep the mill aligned to the mechanical process while allowing for mill rotation. The special features of our shoe slide ball mill are:

• Higher thermal connectivity
• Higher compression strength
• Higher fatigue and impact strength
• Higher corrosions resistance
• Built-in Hydraulic jacks for easy maintenance and replacement
• No delicate large size mill head castings are necessary
• Large feed and discharge openings allow the passage of considerable amounts of gas.

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