Salem Specialty Ball

06/05/2026

316L Stainless Steel has the same properties as 316, except that it has a lower carbon content. It is also easier to machine.
https://www.salemball.com/316-and-316l-stainless-steel-balls/

06/03/2026

Aluminum 7075 Balls - Aluminum Alloy type 7075 is among the highest strength alloys in aluminum and is utilized by the aircraft industry because of its superior strength.

https://www.salemball.com/aluminum-7075-balls/

06/01/2026

Recommended for where low water absorption is required, Balls (Delrin®), a plastic ball, are similar to but slightly harder and denser.

Acetal Balls are recommended for applications where these properties and low water absorption are required. - Salem Specialty Ball

05/29/2026

Tungsten Carbide Balls Material Analysis is: Tungsten Carbide 93.5-94.5%; Cobalt 5.5-6.5% - read more specs here...
https://www.salemball.com/tungsten-carbide-balls/

05/27/2026

Alumina Oxide Balls - Alumina oxide balls are resistant to most corrosive materials, however it is not recommended for environments containing hydrochloric and hydrofluoric acids or strong alkaline solutions.
https://www.salemball.com/alumina-oxide-balls/

05/25/2026

There are many types of Aluminum available, including: Aluminum 1100, Aluminum 2011, Aluminum 2017, Aluminum 2024, Aluminum 6061, Aluminum 7075
https://www.salemball.com/aluminum-balls/

05/20/2026

Learn how a precision steel ball is made, from heading, flashing, heat treating, grinding, lapping and final inspection!

How a Precision Steel Ball is Made - From heading, flashing, heat treating, grinding, lapping and final inspection - from Salem Specialty Ball