Steel Ball

Description

A wide range of Steel Balls available off the shelf in sizes from 0.*0mm and above (equivalent inch sizes) made of ferrous and non ferrous materials: product range includes of carbon (AISI****0 to ***0) and high carbon high chromium (AISI (SAE) ****0 EN**1; Stainless Steel (AISI***2, **4, **6L, **0, **0B, **0C, **0C) Brass, Copper, Aluminium etc. in grade *0 to ***0 as per National and International Standards or as per customer&#**9;s specifications.Soft balls and over size balls are also available. Product Range includes of : * Carbon * HighCarbonHigh Chromium HCHC * Stainless Steel SS * Brass * Copper * Bronze * Aluminum * Titanium * Tungsten Carbide / Nickle * Silicone Nitride * Cobalt Chrome (Srellite) * Nickle Alloy * Monel * Hastelloy * Ceramic Balls * Glass * Plastic * Polyurethane * Teflon * Delrin * Rubber * Torlon Also available super precision balls of; 1. Tungsten Carbide-Tungsten Nickle Where extreme hardness and wear resistance is required, the ideal material would be Tungsten Carbide. The hardness is Ra *1, with an ultimate compressive strength of **0, **0 psi. 2. Silicone Nitride An Alternative to Metal & Ceramics. Silicon Nitride has elasticity *0% greater than steel and can withstand temperatures of up to ***0°F. The main application for balls of this kind involves Defence & Aerospace industries. 3. Ceramic *9.5% Alumina Ceramic Balls may be used in temperatures of up to ***5°C. They are extremely hard and can cope with most furnace atmospheres. 4. Cobalt Chrome Often referred to as SATELLITE. Offers good high temperature hardness combined with excellent resistance to corrosion. 5. Glass Soda Lime Glass, Borosilicate Glass Balls of *5 Gpa & *4 Gpa hardness according to mohs mainly used for Ball Bearings for Chemical and Photo industries. Stirring and mixing glass media beads for aerosol sprays, valves for bottle closures, and f