What is the crush strength for a 1-inch ball?

The crush strength for a 1-inch (25mm) ball is greater than 850 Kg/particle or 8.5 KN/particle.

Medium-Alumina Inert Ceramic Ball Support Media Catalyst Carrier

Name: Medium-Alumina Inert Ceramic Ball Support Media Catalyst Carrier
Brand: Jiangxi Kelley Chemical Packing Co., Ltd.
SKU: 837881875

Jiangxi, ChinaJiangxi Kelley Chemical Packing Co., Ltd.

US$224.00

1-9 Tons

US$149.00

10+ Tons

Product profile

Customization

Available

Structure Feature

Ball

Keyword

Inert Alumina Ball

Model NO.

CB01

Material

Ceramic

Type

Random Packing

Usage

Chemical Engineering, Chemical Industry Product

Source

Particle

Effect

Catalyst Support Media

Transport Package

Bag/Drum Put on Pallet

Specification

3mm, 6mm, 10mm, 13mm, 19mm, 25mm, 38mm, 50mm

Trademark

JXKELLEY

Origin

Pingxiang, China

Key features

Excellent Crush Strength: Supports catalysts with crush strength up to 56KN for 2-inch balls.

Low Water Absorption: Water absorption rate is less than 2%, ensuring long-term stability.

High Al2O3 Content: Contains over 93% Al2O3+SiO2 for superior inertness and durability.

Multiple Size Options: Available in sizes from 3mm to 50mm with precise tolerances.

High Acid Resistance: Acid resistance rate exceeds 99.6% for harsh chemical environments.

Flexible Payment Terms: Accepts LC, T/T, PayPal, Western Union, and Money Gram.

Company profile

Importers and ExportersCustomization from SamplesQA/QC InspectorsStandardized Supplier Management

Jiangxi Kelley Chemical Packing Co., Ltd.

Jiangxi, China

Business Type: Manufacturer/FactoryExport Year: 2009-01-01Nearest Port: Shanghai, ningbo, qingdaoAverage Response Time: ≤1.17hTerms of Payment: LC, T/T, PayPal, etc.International Commercial Terms(Incoterms): FOB, EXW, CFR, CIF, DAT, FAS, DDP, DAP, CIP, CPT, FCA

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SummaryThe supplier is a China-based trading company focused on chemical fillers, plastic products, chemical materials, anti-corrosion insulation materials, chemical equipment, tower packing, and industrial ceramics. It reports ISO9001:2015, ISO45001:2018, and ISO14001 certifications, documented service and corrective-action procedures, and complaint-handling records. Customization from samples, designs, and full customization is available. Reported production information covers random packing, structured packing, and ceramic balls, although the company is identified as a trading company and finished products are checked by packing staff. Innovation evidence is weak: no new products were reported in the past year, no ODM service or SDK is available, and no OEM service is provided for popular brands. The supplier has no inventory, overseas warehouse, showroom, agent, or branch capability, and lacks raw-material traceability identification. No Fortune 500 cooperation is reported, while repeat buyers account for...

CertificationsThe supplier reports ISO9001:2015, ISO45001:2018, and ISO14001 certifications in both its sustainability and management-system information. These certifications provide explicit evidence of formal quality, occupational health and safety, and environmental management systems.

After-Sales capabilityThe supplier reports written procedures and followed records for corrective and preventive actions, effective customer complaint handling, and service-capability assessment. However, no specific warranty, spare-parts, repair, or dedicated after-sales arrangement is stated.

R&D capabilityThe supplier reports no new products during the past year, no ODM service, and no available SDK. These explicit limitations indicate weak evidence of ongoing product innovation or software-development capability.

Customization capabilityThe supplier explicitly offers customization from samples, customization from designs, and full customization in both R&D and design-service records. This is direct evidence of broad product customization support, although no details are provided on engineering resources, tooling, or development timelines.

Client casesThe supplier reports no OEM service for popular brands and no cooperation with Fortune 500 companies. Although repeat buyers account for 50%–80%, no named customer cases or verifiable reference projects are provided.