Description
bearing balls are generally made from stainless steel. Low alloy martensitic chrome steel or AISI 100 Cr6 is one of the most common types. These versatile components come in a vast selection of sizes, making it easy to find replacement balls for ball bearings for dozens of products. Diameters range from 0.250 – 300mm or 1/62 to 12 inches with an ultimate compressive strength of 2500 – 2600 and hardness of 60 – 66 on the Rockwell table. Other popular options in balls for bearings include 100CrMo7-3 chrome steel balls for applications where larger replacement balls for ball bearings with a higher core hardness are required.
Wave washers, also commonly referred to as wave springs or coiled wave springs, are used to absorb stress due to axial compressive loads, acting as a cushion. The waves of the wave washer provide 3, 4, or 6-point contact that results in greater load-bearing capacity and a medium range of deflection.
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