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3.5mm, 3.8mm, 5.95mm, 6.35mm, 6.5mm miniature ball bearings with chrome/low carbon/stainless steel balls.
Gcr15, AISI52100 chrome steel ball :
Application areas:
It is commonly used in bicycles, bearings, motorcycles, automobiles, slide rails, ISBs, luggage, electronics industry, etc.
Function:
high speed
low price
High hardness, HRC: 60-66
Chemical and physical composition of Gcr15, AISI52100 chromium steel balls
| C | 0.95-1.10% |
| Si | 0.15-0.35% |
| Mn | Maximum 0.50% |
| P | Maximum 0.025% |
| S | Maximum 0.025% |
| Cr | 1.30-1.60% |
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Packaging details: Carton packaging, woven bags, cartons + pallets, rollers, or packaging according to customer requirements.
Delivery details: 3-5 days after order, depending on order quantity.
Production process
Steel ball testing
The hardness of steel balls is generally tested using a Rockwell hardness tester, and is usually expressed as HRC+ value.
1. The hardness of bearing steel balls is generally HRC60-66;
2. The hardness of stainless steel balls is generally around HRC26;
3. The hardness of carbon steel balls is generally HRC55-65;
4. The hardness of a soft carbon steel ball is approximately HRC30;
G5 and G10 high-precision steel balls are mainly used to measure ellipticity, that is, the spherical error of the ball, which is mainly detected by a roundness meter. Through its measurement, a computer can draw a very precise trajectory, thereby determining whether the ellipticity is correct.
The most important aspect of measuring steel balls is the tolerance, which is checked using a micrometer or a spiral micrometer. Large steel balls are measured using vernier calipers.
