Specify the delivered rod
JOTAIN supplies finished, heat-treated 65Mn grinding rods. Send the rod diameter, ordered length and mill duty; alternative materials need a separate technical review.
Grinding rod enquiry checklist (English PDF) →
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JOTAIN supplies heat-treated grinding rods for rod mills, with straightening, fixed-length cutting, inspection, marking and export packing.

Wear-oriented steel bar supply for grinding rods and rod-type parts that need a practical balance of hardness and toughness.
Product supply
JOTAIN supplies grinding rods in a regular diameter range of 60–160 mm, with heat treatment, straightening, fixed-length cutting, inspection, marking and export packing.
JOTAIN supplies finished, heat-treated 65Mn grinding rods. Send the rod diameter, ordered length and mill duty; alternative materials need a separate technical review.
Grinding rod enquiry checklist (English PDF) →Agree dimensional tolerances, straightness and hardness requirements, including test method and locations. Record the accepted specification and lot identification in the order.
Review rod inspection and traceability →Use matched operating periods to compare consumption in kg/t, breakage and bending. The trial ledger records your measurements; it does not represent a published JOTAIN performance result.
Open the grinding rod trial ledger →Send rod diameter, length, quantity, current material, mill duty, inspection requirements and destination.
Supply requirements
Start with rod dimensions, current consumption, breakage or bending history, and the mill's operating duty.
Duty inputs
Candidate grades
Supply and release
Product and mill images show rod form, bundle preparation and the operating setting used for specification review.

Heat-treated rod supply can be matched to diameter, length, and application condition.

Batch planning and cut-to-length routes can be reviewed for industrial use.

Material selection should be reviewed against wear profile, replacement frequency, and operating conditions.

Wide-format material handling images help show batch supply and handling routes.

Batch and delivery-state planning can be organized around reviewed service requirements.

Real application environment helps connect material selection with wear profile review.
RFQ checks
Buyers typically discuss diameter, length, grade, hardness test method, straightness, documents and trial quantity.
No. A controlled trial supports comparison within its recorded operating window. It does not guarantee wear rate, breakage, bending, service life, throughput, or cost in a different period, mill condition, feed, or replacement practice.
State the required range, scale and test method, test position, sampling frequency, heat-treatment condition, acceptance basis, and whether the results must appear in the inspection record. Do not use hardness alone as a service-life acceptance criterion.
Useful documents may include certificate / MTC, heat number traceability, hardness or mechanical verification if specified, dimensional inspection, packing list, marking records, shipment documents, and third-party inspection records when requested.
Use the wear-diagnosis page when the immediate task is to classify mass loss, breakage, bending, inconsistent hardness, short life, replacement burden, or downtime and to freeze a comparable baseline. Return here when those findings are ready for a commercial material, inspection, packing, and RFQ specification.
Technical references
Technical notes for comparing material routes and preparing a controlled mill trial.
Send the part, grade or acceptable alternatives, size, condition, inspection scope, quantity and destination.