Applications

Tungsten carbide balls are used where extreme hardness and wear resistance is required; in such applications as bearings, ball screws, valves and flowmeters. They are also used for coining and as pivots, detents and tips for gages and tracers. Decimal-inch sized tungsten carbide balls are widely used for ballizing (below) or measuring hole sizes (see Inspection Products data sheet). They are also used for inspection tools, comparative checking and gaging.

Features

Tungsten carbide itself is practically inert; any attack is usually on the binder. Since other materials are less expensive, the selection of tungsten carbide solely for corrosion resistance is usually not justified. In severely corrosive conditions, carbides with more resistant binder formulation can be supplied.

Ballizing

Low-cost, high-speed hole sizing and Finishing

Ballizing is a fast low-cost process for sizing and finishing tubing and holes in metal. Pressing a slightly oversized tungsten carbide ball through the unfinished hole brings the hole up to desired size in seconds. The resulting surface finish is excellent and both size and finish results are very consistent. All size +.0001 -.0001

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Ball DIameter (in)

Item #

IntegrationID

A - Ball Diameter

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6608
N/A 0.1568 in
N/A
6609
N/A 0.1573 in
N/A
6610
N/A 0.1578 in
N/A
6611
N/A 0.1860 in
N/A
6612
N/A 0.1865 in
N/A
6613
N/A 0.1870 in
N/A
6614
N/A 0.1875 in
N/A
6615
N/A 0.1875 in
N/A
6616
N/A 0.1880 in
N/A
6617
N/A 0.1885 in
N/A
6618
N/A 0.1890 in
N/A
6619
N/A 0.2172 in
N/A
6620
N/A 0.2177 in
N/A
6621
N/A 0.2182 in
N/A
6622
N/A 0.21875 in
N/A
6623
N/A 0.2193 in
N/A
6624
N/A 0.2198 in
N/A
6625
N/A 0.2203 in
N/A
6626
N/A 0.2485 in
N/A
6627
N/A 0.2490 in
N/A
6628
N/A 0.2495 in
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6629
N/A 0.2500 in
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6630
N/A 0.2505 in
N/A
6631
N/A 0.2510 in
N/A
6632
N/A 0.2515 in
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