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Glass Balls

Glass Balls
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  • Glass balls are widely used in valve, dispensing, flow-control and decorative applications requiring smooth surfaces, corrosion resistance and stable non-metallic performance.
    Common glass ball materials include soda lime glass, borosilicate glass and crystal glass, selected according to chemical resistance, thermal performance, transparency and application requirements.

    Smooth Surface
    Chemical Stability
    Non-Magnetic & Insulating
    Decorative & Industrial Applications
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Glass balls are commonly used in valve balls, dispensing balls, flow-control balls and decorative ball applications.



Glass Balls

Glass balls are manufactured from different glass materials including soda lime glass, borosilicate glass and crystal glass.

Compared with metallic balls, glass balls provide smoother surfaces, corrosion resistance, electrical insulation and stable chemical performance, making them suitable for valve balls, dispensing systems, decorative products and specialized industrial applications.

Soda lime glass balls are commonly used for economical general-purpose applications. Borosilicate glass balls are more suitable for chemical and thermal-resistant applications, while crystal glass balls are mainly used for decorative and display applications requiring transparency and visual appearance.

Glass balls provide excellent smoothness, chemical stability and corrosion resistance, but they are more brittle than metallic balls and should not be used in high-impact or high-load rolling applications.

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Technical Specifications
Item Specification
Material Glass
Typical Materials Soda Lime Glass / Borosilicate Glass / Crystal Glass
Structure Solid glass ball
Size Range 1 mm – 35 mm (High Precision Balls: 1–16 mm; Gaming Balls: 10–35 mm)
Grade Depending on ball application requirements
Density Material dependent
Surface Finish Smooth glass surface
Chemical Resistance Good to excellent depending on glass type
Thermal Resistance Material dependent
Magnetic Properties Non-magnetic
Electrical Conductivity Electrically insulating
Transparency Transparent or translucent depending on glass type
Design Note More brittle than metallic balls; not suitable for high-impact applications
Packing Carton / Plastic bag / Custom
Condition Clean and dry
Delivery Time Stock available for standard sizes or production based
Chemical Composition
Glass Ball Type Main Features Typical Ball Applications
Soda Lime Glass BallsEconomical and smooth surface performanceDispensing balls, decorative balls and general industrial applications
Borosilicate Glass BallsBetter chemical and thermal resistanceValve balls, chemical applications and laboratory systems
Crystal Glass BallsHigh transparency and decorative appearanceDecorative balls, display balls and craft applications
FAQ
What are glass balls used for?
Glass balls are commonly used in valve, dispensing, flow-control and decorative applications.
What is the advantage of glass balls?
Glass balls provide smooth surfaces, corrosion resistance, electrical insulation and stable chemical performance.
What is the difference between soda lime glass balls and borosilicate glass balls?
Borosilicate glass balls generally provide better chemical resistance and thermal resistance, while soda lime glass balls are more economical for general applications.
What are crystal glass balls used for?
Crystal glass balls are mainly used for decorative, display and craft applications requiring transparency and visual appearance.
Are glass balls chemically resistant?
Chemical resistance depends on the glass material. Borosilicate glass balls generally provide better chemical resistance than soda lime glass balls.
Can glass balls be used in bearing applications?
Glass balls are generally not suitable for high-impact or high-load rolling bearing applications because glass materials are more brittle than metals.
Are glass balls magnetic?
No. Glass balls are non-magnetic and electrically insulating.
Can you provide custom sizes or specifications?
Yes, custom ball sizes and glass material specifications are available depending on requirements.
Do you provide inspection reports or material certificates?
Yes, inspection reports and material certificates are available upon request.
What packaging options do you offer?
Cartons, plastic bags and customized packaging are available according to customer requirements.
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