Balls in a ball mill are usually made of__________________?
Correct answer: A. Steel
- A. Steel
- B. Cast iron
- C. Stainless steel
- D. Bronze
Explanation
Steel balls provide the hardness and impact resistance needed for grinding while remaining economical. Cast iron is more brittle, and stainless steel or bronze would usually add unnecessary cost.
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