Forged Steel Balls: Innovation and Application Summary As key wear-resistant media for ball mills, forged steel balls are manufactured via 700-1300℃ heating and forging. They feature smooth surfaces, high impact resistance, strong toughness, and low breakage rate, with wear resistance comparable to high-chromium cast balls at a lower cost, widely used in mining and cement industries. Made of low-carbon alloy steel or high manganese steel, they are favored by mining giants like Rio Tinto and BHP. China, a major steel ball consumer, boosts production capacity and performance through intelligent forging equipment, promoting global exports and demonstrating "Made in China" competitiveness

Jinan Haoyang casting and forging B2 material forging steel ball through the national materials testing center certification - measured impact resistance life increased by 37

Product Overview of Jinan Haoyang Cast and Forged High Chromium Balls (2025) Jinan Haoyang Forging and Casting Co., Ltd. specializes in manufacturing high-end high-chromium balls with a hardness of 60-65HRC. The products are produced through hot-rolling and forging processes to ensure a low breakage rate and are widely used in the mining, cement, and thermal power industries. Certified by ISO9001, the company supports full-size customization ranging from 10 to 160mm and exports to over 30 countries worldwide, with an annual production capacity of over 30,000 tons. Its products have performed exceptionally well in international projects such as the Chilean copper mine, with a single consumption of only 0.8kg per ton of ore in wet grinding conditions and a lifespan twice as long. The company continuously innovates in technology to promote energy-saving upgrades in wear-resistant materials.