304 stainless steel ball is the most widely used steel ball on the market. It can be used in medical equipment, chemical industry, aerospace, plastic hardware, motors, switches, washing machines, refrigerators, air conditioners, auto parts, bearings, instruments.

316 stainless steel balls have exceptional corrosion resistance, thanks to their higher nickel and molybdenum content. Developed to resist attack by sulphuric, phosphoric and acetic acid compounds; these stainless steel balls are used extensively in applications involving photographic chemicals, inks, rayon, rubber, textile bleaches, dye stuffs and high temperature equipment. 316 stainless steel balls are also FDA approved for medical grade material.

420 stainless steel balls are usually used in industries that require high precision and rust resistance, such as motorcycle accessories, pulleys, stainless steel bearings, plastic bearings, handicrafts, valves, and petroleum.

440C stainless steel balls are usually used in industries that require high precision and corrosion resistance, such as aviation, aerospace, bearings, motors, high-precision instruments, valves, and petroleum.

Bearing Steel Grit is crafted from bearing plates. This unique material incorporates rare elements such as chromium (Cr), molybdenum (Mo), and manganese (Mn), which contribute to its exceptional internal structural stability.

STEEL GRIT (G) – it can be supplied in three different hardness grades: GH, GM, and GN.The angular nature of steel grit produces an etched surface on metal.
G abrasives marked GH possess a minimum hardness of 60 HRC. We recommend them exclusively for blasting with compressed air. Due to their exceptional abrasive characteristics, optimal surface profiles can be achieved and this is a basic requirement for high-quality surface protection. Exceptionally GH abrasives can be used in wheel blasting machines for the blasting of cylinders.