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Sir ,

Sub : Cost for Alumina balls 2-5 MM ( Inert Alumina Ball)

We are doing cost estimate for Alumina balls 2-5 MM .

It will be very much helpful if you provide Standard price of Alumina balls for our cost estimate.

Regards
Pradeep Chand KRD

Senior Manager (PE-Optimisation)
Chennai Petroleum Corporation Ltd
Manali , Chennai 600068
Tamil Nadu , India
PH: 044-2594 4306
Mob:0-9600071357

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Dear sir.

please quote us the following item:

1.Ceramic Ball (SiO2: 80%, Al2O3 : 20%) size:1/8″, QTY: 4 M3
2.Ceramic Ball (SiO2: 80%, Al2O3 : 20%) size:1/4″, QTY: 7 M3
3.Ceramic Ball (SiO2: 80%, Al2O3 : 20%) size:3/4″, QTY: 11 M3
4.Ceramic Ball (SiO2: 80%, Al2O3 : 20%) size:1″ , QTY: 1 M3

5.Alumina Ball (Al2O3: 99.2%), Size :1/8″, QTY: 0.3 M3
6.Alumina Ball (Al2O3: 99.2%), Size :1/4″, QTY: 0.3 M3
7.Alumina Ball (Al2O3: 99.2%), Size :1/4″, QTY: 4 M3
8.Alumina Ball (Al2O3: 99.2%), Size :2″ , QTY: 4 M3

delivery: CIF JAKARTA

THANK’S

Rahmat

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Dear Sir,

We are trading company in Vietnam, Our field is ceramic industry. At the moment we are looking for aluminum grinding ball 92%, 50mm Diameter. So please kindly quote for us with quantity 03 tons.
Thanks for your attention and hope have good chance for cooperation.

Tran Tung

Alumina ball, grinding media

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Dear Sir,

May I request for the alumina ball quotation of Alumina Ball 92% high Al2O3 with ball size: 3mm. for 2-5 kg.
Since I am a researcher in Thailand (Dept of Chemical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Thammasat University, Pathumthani.)
Please also include the freight cost for the shipping as well in your quotation.

Regards,

NURAK Grisdanurak

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Ref : 2104/CB-I/TE/IV09

Dear Sir/Madam,

Please quote with your best price C & F Singapore for material below :

1. CERAMIC BALL, SIZE 0.25 INCH
SPECIFICATION :
– ALUMINA (Al2O3) % WT 90 MIN
– SILICA (S1O2) % WT 5.0 MAX
– Fe2O3 % WT 3.0 MAX
– LO1 AT 900 DEG C % WAT 1.0 MAX

QTTY = 153 CUFT

2. ALUMINA BALL, SIZE 2 INCH
SPECIFICATION :
– ALUMINA (Al2O3) % WT 99 MIN
– SILICA (S1O2) % WT 0.5 MAX
– Fe2O3 % WT 0.15 MAX
– LO1 AT 900 DEG C % WAT 1.0 MAX

QTTY = 5000 KG

Please indicate in your quotation :

1. Best Delivery Time
2. Total Weight and Packing Dimension
3. Could you provide Manufacture Certificate along with delivery ?
4. Payment System
5. Bid Validity

We hope can receive your quotation on 22 April 2009 at the latest.

Thank you and Regards

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Dear Sir,

Please send us your most competitive offer C & F Kuwait for the LP Alumina balls as per the details specs attached.

Your offer should reach us on or before 20/4/09.

Your offer should include all the points as per the attachments and also as indicated below.

1.Attrition loss
2. Bulk Crushing Strength
3.Thermal spalling cracking and pealing –as per note 1
4. Impact breakage resistance –as per note -2
5.Also vendor should mention that a test certificate will be provided

Your early action and cooperation will be highly appreciated.

Regards

Rajendra
Business Development Head
Kuwait Catalyst Co
Tel : +965 23262095 Extn : 331
Fax : +965-23262093
Email: rajendra@kcckw.com
Web: www.kcckw.com

Information provided by HuaMing Alumina Technology, China.

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Dear Sir,

We are planning to visit China only for these alumina balls. We will ask for 100kg free of charge test balls for trial in our customer in Turkey, after good result and fair price, we will offer you to make custodian warehouse here in Turkey. You and I control this consignment stock and account. What about to work in this way?

Approximately 40 or 50 tons alumina balls should be stock in your custodian warehouse in Turkey. After we sell some of it. We will pay to you expense account.

Finally, if you want to sell your products here in Turkey, this is the best way for this big market.

Best Regards,

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Dear Sirs/ Madams,

We are specializing in floor tiles and wall tiles ceramic production with capacity is 15 milliion m2 per year.
Now we want to buy alumina ceramic balls from China with some details kind as below:
– 70% Alumina ball Dia. 70mm: quantity: 50tons per month. (for supplement)
– 75% Alumina ball Dia. 40mm – 70mm: 75tons (for new use), details:
+ Dia. 40: 9 tons
+ Dia. 50: 21 tons
+ Dia. 60: 21 tons
+ Dia. 70: 24 tons

Please give us your quatation with CIF Hai Phong port, Vietnam; payment term maybe: 90% D/P at sight, 10% after 30 days from B/L.
Waiting for your reply a.s.a.p.

Thanks and best regards,

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STANDARD SPECIFICATION
INERT CERAMIC BALLS

1. Scope
1.1 This Standard Specification describes the general chemical and physical requirements for inert ceramic balls (ICB). This Standard Specification also describes the means of testing for the required properties and the acceptance criteria to be used.
1.2 Exceptions or variations shown in the UOP Project Specifications take precedence over the requirements shown herein.
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
2.1 Materials considered for use shall have demonstrated satisfactory performance in the same service.
2.2 Inert ceramic balls (ICB) are used as:
a. support material beneath catalyst or other granular material
b. hold down material on top of a bed of catalyst or other granular material
c. filler material where a reactive material (e.g., catalyst) is undesirable (e.g., a low flow area
subject to coke formation)
d. material to occupy a volume while creating minimal pressure drop for flowing fluids
e. a means of developing a back-pressure to aid in flow distribution (especially for vapor
flow).
2.3 The UOP Project Specifications provide the following information:
a. Location(s) where the ICBs are to be placed
b. Size(s) of ICBs to be placed at each location
c. The depth of each layer of ICBs or the volume to be filled by the ICBs
d. The Type of ICB to be placed at each location
2.4 ICBs shall be new. Except as noted in Paragraph 2.5, recycled, reconditioned, or reclaimed ICBs shall not be used under any circumstances.
2.5 Reuse of ICBs that are unloaded as the granular material in a vessel is unloaded, may be considered under the following circumstances:
a. The ICBs are reused in the same process and service in which they were previously used.
b. The ICBs are reused at the same site as they were previously used.
c. The ICBs do not leave the site between unloading and reuse.

d. ICBs from different manufacturers shall not be mixed.
e. Prior to reuse, the ICBs are separated by size and screened to remove all over or undersize
(e.g., broken, fines) pieces.
f. The ICBs are undamaged, e.g., they are not cracked, they have not absorbed any
chemicals, etc.
g. The ICBs are stored in sealed containers, in a shelter, protected from the elements and
moisture (e.g., dew, humidity, spills) from the time they are unloaded until they are
reused.
h. IBC’s shall not be reconditioned under any circumstances.
2.6 The testing requirements of the following sections apply to, and shall be met by, each size of ICB. Intact ICBs shall be tested; ICBs shall not be crushed or otherwise altered. The manufacturer shall determine the frequency of each test. Tests shall be performed on each manufactured batch as necessary for quality control of the manufacturing process. Other tests shall be performed periodically to demonstrate that the type and size of ICB meets the requirements of this specification. Additional testing shall be performed as required by the purchaser.
3. CHEMISTRY REQUIREMENTS
3.1 ICBs shall be inert to the process atmosphere, i.e., neither affecting nor affected by the environment to which they are exposed.
3.2 The chemical makeup of each ICB Type shall be as follows:
Type 1 – The combined alumina (Al2O3) and silica (SiO2) content of the material shall be a minimum of 90 weight percent, with a maximum silica (SiO2) content of 80 weight percent.
Type 2 – The combined alumina (Al2O3) and silica (SiO2) content of the material shall be a minimum of 90 weight percent, with a maximum silica (SiO2) content of 80 weight percent.
Type 3 – A very pure, 99+ percent alumina product, with a maximum silica (SiO2) content of 0.5 weight percent.

3.3 A sample of each size of the specified Type of ICB shall be tested for water absorbtion in
accordance with ASTM C-830 (i.e., the sample is thoroughly oven dried, placed under a
vacuum to evacuate the pores, then saturated by water under pressure to ensue completely
filling the pores). The water absorbed shall not exceed the following:
a. Type 1 – 3.0 weight percent
b. Type 2 – 0.9 weight percent
c. Type 3 – 3.0 weight percent
3.4 The leachable iron content as iron oxide (Fe2O3) shall be a maximum of 0.1 weight percent.
The leachable iron shall be determined by boiling 0.11 pounds (50 grams) of ICBs in a 10%
hydrochloric acid solution for 64 hours.

4. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

4.1 All material shall be suitable for operating temperatures up to 1800°F (980°C).
4.2 All ICBs shall be essentially spherical in shape. The ratio of the maximum diameter to minimum diameter of any ICB shall not exceed 1.20.
4.3 The loose filled ICB density shall be a minimum of 85 lb/ft3 (1360 kg/m3). The material (piece) density shall be at least 135 lb/ft3 (2160 kg/m3).
4.4 The ICBs shall not “dust”; i.e., produce small fines, spall, or fracture due to abrasion between ICBs or with the container when handled or vibrated.
4.5 ICBs shall pass a high-pressure shock test. The test consists of heating 0.5 gallons (2 liters) of ICBs to 850°F (454°C) in an autoclave under 100 percent hydrogen pressure of 1500 psi (106 kg/cm2) for at least 1 hour. Reduce the pressure from the specified pressure to zero in less than one second. Inspect the ICBs for breakage and test for crushing strength. Compare the results with those prior to the high-pressure shock test. The compared results shall be consistent with the following:

Fracturing or spalling: 99% of the ICBs intact
Crushing strength: No loss of strength
4.6 ICBs shall pass an attrition test where 5 pounds (2.25 kg) of ICBs are placed into an 18-inch
(450 mm) diameter rubber lined drum with round ribs. The drum is sealed and rotated at a rate of
60 rpm for 30 minutes. Remove the ICBs from the drum, screen on a 10-mesh screen, and weigh.
The loss of weight shall be less than one weight percent.
4.7 A randomly selected sample of 30 ICBs shall withstand the following impact test without fracture or spalling. Testing shall be performed on the same set of ICBs used for the quench test (Paragraph 4.8), both before and after the quench test. The ICBs shall be dropped (free fall), one at a time, onto a steel plate from a height of 20 feet (6 meters).

4.8 ICBs shall withstand the following quench test without fracture or spalling. ICBs shall be heated to at least 925°F (500°C), held for 30 minutes at temperature, removed, and immediately dropped into 165°F (75°C) water.
4.9 The diameter range and minimum crushing strength for each size of ICB shall be as indicated below. The crushing strength shall be the actual gauge reading when a single ICB is pressed between two steel plates.

Size (Nominal Diameter) Diameter Range
(Greater Than / Less Than,
Inclusive) Crushing Strength (Minimum)
1/8″ (3 mm) 0.08″ (2 mm) / 0.17″ (4 mm) 50 lb (23 kg)
1/4″ (6 mm) 0.20″ (5 mm) / 0.30″ (8 mm) 120 lb (55 kg)
3/4″ (19 mm) 0.65″ (17 mm) / 0.85″ (21 mm) 950 lb (430 kg)
1-1/2″ (38 mm) 1.38″ (35 mm) / 1.58″ (40 mm) 2000 lb (910 kg)

SHIPPING
5.1 ICBs shall be shipped and stored in sealed steel drums. The ICBs shall be enclosed in a heavy gauge polypropylene bag inside of the drum.
5.2 Prior to loading into the drum, each nominal size of ICB shall be screened to remove broken pieces, fines, and any material smaller or larger than the tolerance limits specified for the nominal size (see Paragraph 4.9).
5.3 ICBs shall not be exposed to moisture. Drums shall be stored in a sheltered location, protected from the environment. They shall be elevated above the floor and the floor shall slope away from the storage site to prevent ponding of water.
5.4 The drums and bags shall not be opened until the ICBs are to be loaded into the vessel. If samples are required, the bag and drum shall be resealed immediately after the samples are obtained.
LOADING
6.1 The ratio of the nominal diameters of material in adjacent layers shall not exceed three (3).
6.2 If there is evidence of fines, breakage, or out of size tolerance ICBs, each nominal size of ICB shall be screened prior to loading to remove broken pieces, fines, and any material smaller or larger than the tolerance limits specified for the nominal size (see Paragraph 4.9).
6.3 The depth of each layer shall be uniform within ½ inch of the specified nominal depth.
6.4 Each layer shall contain only the specified diameter of inert ceramic balls.

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Dear Sir / Madam,

We are finding for alumina ball producer company to distribute in Turkey. Please see the all details of our job here in Turkey.

There are a lot of big companies which are producing ceramics bodies, glazes and processing of ores and minerals. We have very good relations with them and they are very near distance to our company so, we can visit them in each day.

Some of our customers are doing following operations.

For producing artificial granite, they are milling clay and feldspar raw materials in discontinue ball mill machines. For this operations one of our customer using a lot of kinds alumina balls and sfere alubit 90 balls. I’m sending knowledges of two kinds of these balls which are used in the customer with very big amounts. For only this customer monthly consumption is 30 tons.

1st kind : 2.5″ ITALIAN Industrie Bitossi S.p.A. SOUIGLIANA VINCI FIRENZE ITALY
Tel: +3905717091 Fax: +390571709850 SFERE ALUBIT 90 2″1/2
28-09-2007 B104 PRI3657007 ALUBIT 25kg MADE IN ITALY (E.C.)

2nd kind: ALUMINA BALL ITEM A 40K NET 25KG Lot No: 71026 HIRA CERAMICS Co.Ltd.
Diameter: ? 40mm Made in JAPAN

I also added the photo of the balls in the attachment please check it.

Note: The related engineer in the customer said followings.
The balls must have high performance, high wear resistant, high density and long life.

For knowledge the appearance of the balls are white.

Finally, we have very very big potential of selling these balls. There are approximately 20 very big factories which are producing a lot of kinds ceramics bodies. By adding other regions in Turkey, total monthly balls consumption is 250 – 300 tons/month. We have good experience and very good relations with lots of these factories.

Alumina Ball Grinding Media Turkey

Alumina Ball Grinding Media Turkey

Now, we are searching all alumina balls and sfere alubit 90 balls producers in all around the world, China companies, Japan companies, Italy companies and USA companies… After finding best company, we want to be Turkey distributor of this company. We will do very big and very good jobs with this company and we will be ordering minimum 250 – 300 tons balls in each month after getting all Turkey markets.

So, please send us the best good solution for above mentioned operations as alumina balls and sfere alubit 90 balls and send us your best cheapest price offer for 10tons, 20tons, 40tons, 50tons, 100tons and 200tons.

Please contact with us by e-mail.

Thank You and Best Regards,

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