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Rod Mills
Rod mills were introduced in Germany during the 1870s. They were developed to further reduce ore from the secondary crusher prior to entering the ball mill. Rod mills were first used in a wet-grind rod mill-ball mill circuit. Rod mills started being used in the U.S. around 1910 and were soon recognized as efficient fie crushers. The installation of rod mills at Sudbury, Ontario marked the beginning of the end of the classic stamp mills, popular for making fine ore since ancient times. Better crushing technology has reduced the use of rod mills and many have been repurposed as ball mills.
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11.5 x 18 ft.Marcy Rod Mill
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11.5 x 18 ft.Marcy Rod Mill
CODE: GM197

11.5 x 18 ft.Marcy Rod Mill

  
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11 X 16 Fuller Rod Mill
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11 X 16 Fuller Rod Mill
CODE: GM148

11? X 16? Fuller Rod Mill, 900 hp

  
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11 X 14 ft. Dominion Engineering Overflow Grinding Mills w/800 hp
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11 X 14 ft. Dominion Engineering Overflow Grinding Mills w/800 hp
CODE: GM127

11 X 14 ft. Dominion Engineering Overflow Grinding Mills w/800 hp

  
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10 - 6 x 14 Dominion Rod Mill
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10 - 6 x 14 Dominion Rod Mill
CODE: GM150

10' 6" x 14' Dominion Rod Mill, 900 hp

  
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9 - 6 x 12 Hardinge Rod Mill
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9 - 6 x 12 Hardinge Rod Mill
CODE: GM155

9' 6"' x 12' Hardinge Rod Mill, 500 hp

  
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8 X 12 ft. Krupp Ball or Rod Mill
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8 X 12 ft. Krupp Ball or Rod Mill
CODE: GM202

8 X 12 ft. Krupp Ball or Rod Mill

  
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