Based on a design principle used in air ratchets for decades, the ESL nests ball bearings between an additional set of ball bearings. Where after a high number of torque overloads, traditional torque limiters can begin to wear, the ball bearings in the ESL roll over each other, reducing impact, and evenly distributing remaining stress around the surfaces while they spin. (read more)

Flygt H 8000 wear resistant vortex pumps are designed for the continuous transportation of highly abrasive solids. Years of customer feedback has shown that H 8000 pumps are cost effective and reliable even under the most demanding conditions. (read more)

Like plastics and other non-metals, ceramic balls are available in a host of compositions and formulations. This data sheet covers many of the general properties shared by ceramic balls, and lists specific characteristics of different materials. (read more)

S-2 Rockbit balls are ideally suited for extreme conditions. Rockbit balls are commonly found in oil field equipment and offshore drilling. The S-2 balls are hardened throughout, durable, and have excellent longevity. While shock and abrasion resistant, they have a smooth ground and polished finish. (read more)

ITT Flygt Corp., Trumbull, CT has recently introduced its latest generation of stainless steel submersible dewatering and solids-handling pumps. The pumps join the time proven slim design Model BS-2750, yielding a full line of corrosive handling pumps. (read more)

Steinmeyer, Inc. announced today a new option to its standard line of precision ball screw products – hybrid ball screws using ceramic rolling elements. By using balls manufactured from silicon nitride instead of tool steel, Steinmeyer is able to eliminate micro-welding in the ball nut. (read more)

Type W is a series of austenitic-martensitic white irons characterized by high hardness and relatively good impact strength. (read more)

Airball Products' hollow metal balls are typically used in Aircraft Ball Transfer Units (BTU's), Ship Cargo Decks, Palletizers, Ball Tables, Conveyor Systems, Liquid Float Systems and Custom Ball Valves. (read more)

Columbia Steel knows gyratory crushers. For three decades, we've gone into the field and studied real-world performance issues: poor nip of feed material; excessive wear in lower crushing chambers; poor production from partially worn parts; excessive wear metal discard costs; and problems with uneven or localized wear. (read more)

TiC balls are manufactured and finished by Hoover Precision Products, Inc. utilizing a high volume, efficient production process. The balls are coated in Safety Harbor, Florida by BryCoat, Inc. using a titanium carbide coating applied in a high temperature CVD process. (read more)