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standard steel balls are manufactured for such applications
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as
bearings, bicycle parts, casters and
wheels, etc. Currently,
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we
have a
capacity of 200 tons of
balls per month.
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Available
ball materials and diameters
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The materials
used in our daily
production are
carbon steel, stainless steel and
chrome alloy steel.
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Available diameters are listed as
follows.
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Ball Type
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Material
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Diameter
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Carbon
steel balls |
AISI 1008-1086 |
1/16” --- 1/2”
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1.6mm--- 12mm |
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Stainless steel balls
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AISI
304,316,420,430 |
1/16”--- 1/2” , 1.6mm--- 12mm |
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Chrome steel balls
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AISI
52100 |
1/16” --- 5/16” ,
1.6mm--- 8mm |
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AFBMA
grades
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The AFBMA 10 standards are commonly used by
American ball or ball bearing manufacturers. We normally make our balls to
the standards. We also make balls
to
DIN 5401 standards if it is preferred.
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We are capable of
producing
grade 100 to grade
1000 quality.
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Grade |
Ball Diameter
tolerance |
Ball
Roundness |
Unit Diameter
Tolerance |
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100
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0.0001" 2.5
μ
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0.0001"
2.5 μ
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0.0002" 5.0
μ
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200
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0.0002" 5.0
μ
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0.0002"
5.0 μ
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0.0004" 10.0
μ
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300
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0.0003"
7.5
μ
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0.0003"
7.5
μ
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0.0006" 15.0 μ
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500
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0.0005"
12.7
μ
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0.0005"
12.7
μ
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0.001" 25.4 μ
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1000
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0.001" 25.4 μ
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0.001"
25.4
μ
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0.002" 50.8 μ
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Hardness
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We normally case harden our carbon steel
balls to Rockwell 60. While chrome
alloy
steel balls are
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through hardened to Rockwell 63. Stainless
steel balls 300
series are normally unhardened. Only the
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type AISI 420 is hardened to Rockwell
45.
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All hardness is measured on
the ball
surface. The tolerance of hardness
difference in each unit container is normally +/- 3 degrees.
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Special
Balls
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