Balls for ball mills are never made of_________________?

Correct answer: B. Lead

  • A. Forged/cast steel
  • B. Lead
  • C. Cast iron
  • D. Alloy steel

Explanation

Ball-mill media are commonly made from forged or cast steel, cast iron, or alloy steel because they must resist impact and abrasion. Lead is too soft for normal ball-mill grinding service.

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