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| SIZE | 25.4 mm 1" |
| GRADE | G25 |
| MATERIAL | Stainless Steel |
| WEIGHT | 2.3758 ounces 67.354 g |
Additional Information
PGN’s Stainless Steel Balls are extremely precise, and smooth surface guarantees you won't find any defects, such as flats, pits, soft spots, and cuts.
The PGN Bearings 1" G25 AISI 440 stainless steel bearing ball combines a substantial 25.4 mm diameter with refined geometric consistency and a smooth surface finish. Its large format makes it suitable for special bearings, valve mechanisms, pump components, positioning devices, and industrial assemblies specifically designed around a one-inch spherical component.
AISI 440 stainless steel is recognized for combining high material hardness, good wear resistance, and better corrosion resistance than conventional carbon or chrome steel. These properties make the ball a practical choice for compatible mechanisms exposed to repeated contact or moderate environmental moisture.
The G25 precision grade supports uniform spherical geometry for assemblies where consistent movement and controlled contact are important. Each ball has a listed unit weight of 2.3758 oz, equivalent to approximately 67.354 g. Final selection should consider dimensions, grade, material, operating environment, and equipment requirements.
A 1" (25.4 mm) G25 precision AISI 440 stainless steel ball with a smooth finish for special bearings, valves, pumps, and corrosion-conscious mechanical assemblies.
The 1" nominal diameter provides a broad spherical contact surface for equipment requiring a substantial mechanical interface. At 25.4 mm, the ball can function as a rolling, supporting, positioning, or sealing element when the surrounding assembly is designed for this dimension.
Tracks, seats, housings, and retaining components must be checked before installation. A matching nominal diameter does not guarantee compatibility when the original equipment requires a different material, precision grade, or surface specification.
G25 identifies the precision grade of the ball. In general, lower numerical grades provide more refined dimensional and geometric control than broader grades such as G100 or G500.
Consistent spherical geometry can contribute to uniform movement and repeatable contact in properly aligned mechanisms. Exact compatibility should be verified against the equipment drawing or manufacturer’s specification.
AISI 440 stainless steel combines strong hardness and wear resistance with better corrosion protection than carbon or chrome steel. This balance makes it suitable for compatible applications requiring both mechanical durability and resistance to moderate environmental exposure.
Corrosion resistance does not mean complete immunity to rust or chemical attack. Performance depends on moisture, temperature, contaminants, cleaning procedures, and the specific operating environment.
PGN describes its stainless steel balls as having a smooth surface without flats, pits, soft spots, or cuts. A uniform finish supports regular contact with compatible bearing tracks, valve seats, guides, and support surfaces.
Protect the ball from impacts and abrasive contamination during storage and installation. Surface damage may affect movement, sealing behavior, or contact consistency in sensitive mechanisms.
The listed unit weight is 2.3758 oz, equivalent to approximately 67.354 g. This mass should be considered in mechanisms involving acceleration, positioning, spring force, return movement, or dynamic response.
When an application relies on an exact mass, verify the individual component before use. The ball should not be treated as a calibrated reference weight without appropriate certification.
Keep the ball clean and protect its surface from metal debris, abrasive particles, and unnecessary impacts. Use cleaning products and procedures compatible with AISI 440 stainless steel and the intended equipment.
For long-term storage, maintain dry, controlled conditions. Removing contaminants and drying the surface after handling can help preserve its appearance and corrosion resistance.
The nominal diameter is 1", equivalent to 25.4 mm.
G25 is the listed precision grade. It indicates refined control of spherical geometry and dimensional consistency compared with higher numerical grades.
The listed unit weight is 2.3758 oz, equivalent to approximately 67.354 g.
AISI 440 provides better corrosion resistance than conventional carbon or chrome steel. However, it is not immune to corrosion and should still be cleaned and stored properly.
No. Compatibility also depends on the precision grade, material, internal geometry, clearances, load conditions, and equipment specifications.
It may be suitable for compatible valve and pump mechanisms designed for a 1" G25 AISI 440 stainless steel ball. Chemical exposure, sealing requirements, pressure, and operating conditions must be evaluated separately.