Hartford Technologies, Inc. Datasheets for Balls and Sphere Shapes
Balls and sphere shapes are used in products that require a spherical component. Examples include bearings, ball screws, valves, flow meters, and gages. Balls and sphere shapes are made from materials such as glass, metals, plastics, and ceramics.
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| Brass Ball Profile These balls are used in electrical devices, petrochemical industry operations, and consumer products such as appliances. Small-diameter balls are often used in valves. Electrical conductivity makes brass... | |
| Characteristics of Borosilicate Precision Glass Balls Borosilicate glass balls withstand high thermal shock; can mechanically give continual service at 450°F with extreme temperature limit at 900°F; very high electrical resistivity... | |
| Characteristics Soda lime precision glass balls will provide continual service at 230°F.; good electric and corrosion resistant properties; available in a variety of colors and surface finish (polished or matte). | |
| Nylon balls are an environmentally-frie ndly choice due to how they are made and that they are reusable. Profile Nylon balls are insoluble in diluted mineral acids and most organic... | |
| Profile 316 stainless steel balls have exceptional corrosion resistance, thanks to their higher nickel and molybdenum content. Developed to resist attack by sulphuric, phosphoric and acetic acid compounds; these stainless... | |
| Profile Acetal balls offer predictable mechanical, chemical and electrical properties over a broad temperature range for extended periods of time. They exhibit good fatigue resistance, impact resistance, tensile and shear... | |
| Profile AISI 420 stainless steel balls demonstrate good wear characteristics and hardness. Slightly less hardness and greater corrosion resistance, when compared to 440C. Corrosion Resistance Stainless steel balls have excellent... | |
| Profile AISI 430 stainless steel balls are an economical alternative to 302/304 for corrosive environments and conditions. Magnetic properties offer advantages in assembly of 430 products. Characteristics Stainless steel balls... | |
| Profile AISI 440C stainless steel balls provide maximum hardness, toughness and dimensional stability. They are highly resistant to rolling-contact fatigue. 440C stainless steel balls are used in a hardened condition,... | |
| Profile Carbon steel balls are an economical alternative to through-hardened precision balls. They provide reliable performance for less expensive anti-friction bearings, steering columns, casters, conveyors and trolleys, roller skates, toys,... | |
| Profile Chrome steel is a bearing grade alloy steel. This material is known as 52100 steel in the US, 100Cr6 in Europe, SUJ2 in Japan and GCr15 in China. This... | |
| Profile High hardness and dimensional stability make tungsten carbide balls the preferred choice for precision hydraulic valves, high-load bearings, inertial navigation systems, ball screws, linear bearings in slideways, gauging and... | |
| Profile Polyethylene balls are a low-cost thermoplastic alternative, providing excellent abrasion resistance and high impact characteristics. Polyethylene balls are also used to reduce unpleasant odors. The smooth surface of polyethylene... | |
| Profile Polypropylene balls have excellent chemical resistance and low density, as well as the highest melting point of the volume thermoplastics. They are an excellent electrical insulator, with low dielectric... | |
| Profile Precision AISI 304/302 stainless steel balls Type 18-8 are used when conditions require corrosion performance and toughness not available in hardenable stainless steels. Principal applications are in couplings, valves... | |
| Profile There are no known industrial acids or caustics that will attack Teflon, and there is no known solvent for it. Application Teflon balls are recommended for applications where lightweight,... | |
| We manufacture colored plastic balls in any custom color. In addition, natural (off-white) is the standard color. At Hartford, we can custom match whatever color you need for your specific... |