0.5mm Tungsten Carbide One Bearing Ball 0.0197 inch Dia Balls - VXB Ball Bearings
0.5mm Tungsten Carbide One Bearing Ball 0.0197 inch Dia Balls - VXB Ball Bearings

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0.5mm Tungsten Carbide One Bearing Ball 0.0197 inch Dia Balls

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SKU: 0-5mmTungstenBalls
UPC: 00193019001172
Item: 0.5mm Loose Balls
Size: 0.5mm
Grade: G25
Hardness: 90 Rockwell
Sphericity: 0.000025

0.5mm Tungsten Carbide Ball - Loose Precision Grade G25
✔️ Ultra-Hard - 0.5mm (0.0197") Diameter - One Ball

This precision 0.5mm tungsten carbide ball bearing is made from an extremely hard and wear-resistant alloy. Rated G25 for tight tolerance and perfect sphericity, it’s ideal for use in precision instruments, gauges, medical tools, and wear-resistant components.

✅ Diameter: 0.5mm (0.0197 inch)
✅ Material: Tungsten carbide (tungsten + carbon alloy)
✅ Grade: G25 for high precision
✅ Hardness: 90 Rockwell
✅ Sphericity tolerance: 0.000025"
✅ High corrosion and wear resistance
✅ Sold individually - one loose ball

💡 Why choose tungsten carbide balls for precision use?
Tungsten carbide balls offer unmatched hardness, making them perfect for applications that demand wear resistance and dimensional stability. They’re commonly used in valves, pumps, optical equipment, and aerospace components.

An elite choice when strength, precision, and durability are mission-critical.

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Customer Reviews

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Rick A.
Purchases

Fast shipping, great products.

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John r.
ball bearings

great service and help with order would order again

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John B.
Carbide Balls

Excellent product and great service - where else in the world can you buy these little treasures?

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Peter P.
buying tiny balls

somewhat hard to find the product, but once I did, smooth sailing

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John C.
Product Is Good-Packaging Not So Much

So this comment relates to the entire order. All of the bearings were shipped together in one plastic sleeve. Ever try telling a .5mm bearing from a .8mm by eye? I would have preferred them to be packed separately and labeled with a sharpie or similar.