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08 - 24
DATE
2026
99% Alumina Ceramic Balls: Properties, Sizes & High-Temperature Uses
When conventional steel balls face high temperatures, chemical corrosion, electrical currents or magnetic interference, 99% alumina ceramic balls provide a stable and wear-resistant alternative.Made from high-purity aluminum oxide, these precision ceramic balls combine high hardness, low density, el
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08 - 21
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2026
Carbon Steel Balls for Casters & Drawer Slides: Grade And Hardness Guide
Carbon steel balls are widely used in caster swivel assemblies, drawer slides, furniture rails and general hardware because they provide a practical balance of hardness, wear resistance and cost.However, selecting the right ball is not simply a matter of choosing a diameter. Material grade, heat tre
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08 - 12
DATE
2026
PP Balls vs Polyethylene Balls: Chemical Resistance, Density & Applications
PP balls and polyethylene balls are lightweight, corrosion-resistant alternatives to metal balls. Both materials belong to the polyolefin family, absorb very little moisture and resist many acids, alkalis and salt solutions. However, they are not identical.Polypropylene balls generally offer lower d
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08 - 07
DATE
2026
420 vs 440C Stainless Steel Balls (AISI 420C vs 9Cr18Mo): Hardness, Corrosion and Cost Comparison — A Precision Steel Ball Manufacturer's Guide
When buyers compare 420 stainless steel balls and 440C stainless steel balls, the decision usually comes down to hardness, corrosion resistance, wear performance, cost and final application. Both 420 and 440C are martensitic stainless steels. Both can be heat treated. Both are magnetic. However, the
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08 - 06
DATE
2026
40Cr Vs 52100 Steel Balls: Hardness, Cost & How To Choose
40Cr vs 52100 Steel Balls: Hardness, Cost & How to ChooseChoosing between 40Cr and 52100 steel balls usually comes down to one question: does your application involve precision rolling contact, or general mechanical duty?Here is the short answer. AISI 52100 (GCr15) is a high-carbon chromium bearing
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08 - 05
DATE
2026
Alloy Stainless Stee Balls vs Stainless Steel Balls: Which Should You Use?
Alloy Steel vs Stainless Steel Balls: Which Should You Use?Alloy steel balls and stainless steel balls look almost identical on a workbench, but they behave very differently inside a bearing, a valve or a spray pump. Pick alloy steel where moisture is present, and the balls corrode. Pick stainless w
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08 - 02
DATE
2026
Are 420 Stainless Steel Balls Magnetic? Properties, Hardness & Typical Uses
Buyers are often surprised when a "stainless" ball snaps onto a magnet — isn't stainless steel supposed to be non-magnetic? Not always. Whether a stainless steel ball is magnetic depends entirely on its grade and crystal structure, and 420 stainless steel balls sit firmly on the magnetic side of the
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07 - 29
DATE
2026
Alloy Steel Balls Explained: 52100 Chrome, 100Cr6 & 8620 Grades Compared
If you are sourcing alloy steel balls for bearings, valves, linear motion systems, or heavy machinery, three grade names come up again and again: 52100 chrome steel, 100Cr6, and 8620. Two of them are actually the same steel under different standards — and the third works in a completely different wa
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07 - 28
DATE
2026
Alloy Steel Balls vs Stainless Steel Balls: Which Should You Use?
Choosing between alloy steel balls and stainless steel balls is not only a material question. It directly affects hardness, wear life, corrosion resistance, cost, delivery time and final product performance.For many OEM buyers, the confusion comes from one simple point: both are “steel balls,” but t
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07 - 24
DATE
2026
AISI 420 Stainless Steel Balls Manufacturer: Hardness, Sizes & Applications
AISI 420 stainless steel balls are hardened martensitic stainless steel balls designed for applications that require higher hardness, good wear resistance, magnetic properties and moderate corrosion resistance.As a professional stainless steel balls manufacturer in China, RISHENG supplies AISI 420 s
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