This is the molding equipment for ceramic balls, where water is sprayed on the material powder while adding ceramic ball raw materials, creating a snowball-like effect. The semi-finished ceramic balls are produced. Of course, this equipment is suitable for the production of ceramic balls with a diameter of 25mm or less.

This is a device for removing impurities from inert ceramic balls. The clean inert ceramic balls are extracted from the large scissors in the picture, while the impurities in the inert ceramic balls, etc., are extracted from the small arrow, thus achieving clean inert ceramic balls without impurities.

When the semi-finished inert ceramic balls are produced, they cannot be immediately subjected to high-temperature sintering. Because the semi-finished inert ceramic balls contain a lot of water, if the sintering is done with too much water, the inert ceramic balls will easily crack.

This is the inert ceramic ball filter screen before it has been screened. When it is in operation, there will be a loud ceramic clashing sound.

Finally, the inert ceramic balls must be fired at high temperature and fully fired to form a stable ceramic structure, with its physical and chemical properties meeting the national standard requirements.