Carbon steel balls provide substantial savings for
applications where conditions do not require a through-hardened
ball. They add superior performance and dependability to
products which utilize inexpensive anti-friction bearings.
Typical applications include: casters, conveyors, roller skates,
bicycles, overhead trolleys, drawer slides, garage doors, door
locks and many others.
Discontinued
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Material
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CDA
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Federal
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Military
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ASTM
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UNS
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AMS
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Military and
Gov't Stds.
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Carbon Steel
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C 1010
C 1020
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QQ-W-461
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MIL-S 11310
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A-29
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G-10100
G-10200
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-
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-
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Chemical Analysis:
Carbon 0.10%
to 0.20%
Manganese 0.60%
to 0.90%
Silicon 0.10%
to 0.20%
Sulphur 0.50%
maximum
Phosphorus 0.040%
maximum
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Mechanical Properties:
Hardness for carbon steel balls, as measured on the balls
surface is Rockwell C 60 (minimum) and subject to correction
factors. See chart for minimum case depth. Case depth
reported is the effective case measured to the HRC 50 position
(ref. ABMA Std. 10-38). Minimum thickness considerations
apply to case depth.
Tensile
Strength 53,000psi
Yield
Strength 44,000psi
Elongation in two
inches 26%
Reduction in
area 50%
Modulus of
elasticity 28
x 106
psi
Density 0.284
lbs/cu. in.
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