👉 The mill fluid, also known as grinding medium or milling fluid, is a liquid used in grinding processes to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of particle size reduction. It serves as a lubricant, reducing friction between the grinding media (such as balls, rods, or plates) and the material being ground. Additionally, it helps to dissipate heat generated during the grinding process, preventing overheating and wear of the media. The mill fluid also aids in maintaining a consistent particle size distribution by ensuring uniform impact forces on the material. Common mill fluids include water, oil, and specialized chemical solutions, each chosen based on the specific properties of the materials being processed and the desired end product characteristics.
