Stainless Steel Bearing Ball 8.000/N - 100 pcs. Spherical rolling element with a nominal diameter of 8.000 mm, manufactured from stainless steel. Intended for compatible ball bearings and mechanical rolling assemblies. Material properties depend on the exact stainless steel grade. Correct selection requires verification of hardness, precision grade, and diameter tolerance. Available through simmering.pl, a specialist B2B platform with stock in Lublin, Poland, and worldwide shipping.
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Parameter |
Specification |
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Product name |
Stainless Steel Bearing Ball 8.000/N 8.000 mm - 100 pcs. |
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Product type |
Stainless steel bearing ball, spherical rolling element |
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Product designation |
8.000/N |
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Nominal diameter |
8.000 mm |
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Material |
Stainless steel |
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Shape |
Spherical |
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Package quantity |
100 pcs. |
The original designation 8.000/N has been preserved for product identification. The /N suffix alone does not provide sufficient information to identify a particular stainless steel grade.
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Designation element |
Technical meaning |
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Bearing Ball |
Spherical rolling element |
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8.000 |
Nominal diameter of 8.000 mm |
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/N |
Part of the product identification designation |
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Stainless Steel |
Specified material |
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100 pcs. |
Number of balls per package |
The nominal diameter is expressed to three decimal places. This does not automatically establish a manufacturing tolerance of 0.001 mm.
The exact meaning of the /N suffix must be verified against the manufacturer's documentation.
Stainless Steel Bearing Ball 8.000/N has a spherical geometry that enables rolling contact between appropriately designed mating surfaces.
In ball bearings, rolling elements transmit loads between the inner and outer ring raceways while allowing relative rotational movement.
The technical performance of the bearing ball depends on:
Actual diameter and dimensional tolerance.
Sphericity and geometric accuracy.
Surface roughness and finish.
Stainless steel grade.
Hardness and wear resistance.
Operating loads and lubrication conditions.
Environmental conditions and exposure to corrosive substances.
Stainless steel can provide improved corrosion resistance compared with conventional bearing steel, depending on the specific alloy and operating environment.
However, corrosion resistance and mechanical performance cannot be established from the general material designation alone.
Stainless steels are iron-based alloys containing chromium, which enables the formation of a protective passive layer on the material surface.
Corrosion resistance, hardness, and mechanical properties vary significantly between stainless steel grades.
Different martensitic and austenitic stainless steels may be used in the manufacture of precision balls. However, the exact steel grade of this product has not been confirmed.
Important material selection criteria include:
Corrosion resistance in the intended environment.
Hardness and wear resistance.
Contact load capacity.
Operating temperature.
Lubrication requirements.
Material compatibility with mating components.
Stainless steel does not provide complete corrosion resistance in every operating environment.
Exposure to chlorides, aggressive chemicals, or unsuitable operating conditions may cause corrosion, depending on the stainless steel grade.
The nominal diameter of 8.000 mm is close to the imperial dimension of 5/16 inch, but the two dimensions are not identical.
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Dimension |
Diameter |
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Stainless Steel Bearing Ball 8.000 mm |
8.0000 mm |
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Imperial Bearing Ball 5/16 inch |
7.9375 mm |
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Nominal difference |
0.0625 mm |
The difference of 0.0625 mm equals 62.5 micrometres and may affect bearing internal clearance, contact geometry, and load distribution.
An 8.000 mm stainless steel bearing ball is not a direct dimensional substitute for a 5/16-inch bearing ball.
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Property |
Stainless steel |
Conventional bearing steel |
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Corrosion resistance |
Depends on grade; may be higher in suitable environments |
Generally requires corrosion protection |
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Hardness |
Depends on alloy and heat treatment |
Can achieve high hardness after appropriate heat treatment |
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Wear resistance |
Depends on grade and operating conditions |
Depends on grade, heat treatment, and lubrication |
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Suitability for humid environments |
Requires verification of corrosion resistance |
Requires appropriate protection |
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Interchangeability |
Requires dimensional and mechanical compatibility |
Requires dimensional and mechanical compatibility |
Not every stainless steel grade has the mechanical properties required for highly loaded rolling bearings.
A stainless steel ball and a conventional bearing steel ball of the same diameter are not necessarily interchangeable.
Before purchasing Stainless Steel Bearing Ball 8.000/N, verify the technical requirements of the application.
Important selection criteria include:
Nominal diameter: 8.000 mm.
Material: Stainless steel.
Stainless steel grade: Compatibility with the operating environment.
Diameter tolerance: Compliance with the required specification.
Precision grade: Appropriate dimensional and geometric accuracy.
Hardness: Suitability for contact loads and mating surfaces.
Surface quality: Absence of scratches, dents, corrosion, and other defects.
Operating loads: Compatibility with the mechanical assembly.
Operating temperature: Suitability for the application.
Lubrication: Appropriate for the bearing or mechanism.
Assembly compatibility: Correct fit with all mating components.
Replacing a conventional bearing steel ball with a stainless steel ball of the same nominal diameter does not automatically guarantee equivalent operating performance.
When replacing balls in an existing bearing, assess the condition of the raceways, cage, and remaining rolling elements.
Stainless steel bearing balls with a nominal diameter of 8.000 mm may be considered for mechanical assemblies specifically designed for spherical rolling elements of this size.
Potential application categories include:
Compatible ball bearings.
Rolling mechanisms requiring corrosion-resistant materials.
Mechanical guiding and positioning systems.
Mechanical assemblies exposed to moisture.
Industrial mechanisms incorporating stainless steel spherical rolling elements.
These are general potential application categories based on the product geometry and specified material.
They do not establish confirmed compatibility with a particular bearing model, machine, gearbox, or OEM assembly.
Suitability for seawater, aggressive chemicals, or elevated temperatures requires verification of the exact stainless steel grade.
Natural descriptive formats include:
Stainless Steel Bearing Ball 8.000/N
Stainless Steel Bearing Ball 8.000 mm
8 mm Stainless Steel Bearing Ball
Stainless Steel Ball 8 mm
Stainless Steel Bearing Ball 8.000/N - 100 pcs.
These are descriptive and dimensional reference formats, not confirmed manufacturer or OEM part numbers.
The original /N designation should be retained when identifying this specific product.
Before installation, inspect the bearing ball and all mating surfaces for contamination, damage, or corrosion.
Do not use balls with visible dents, scratches, deformation, or surface defects.
Avoid contaminating stainless steel surfaces with carbon steel particles, as such contamination may cause surface discoloration and promote localized corrosion.
Protect the rolling elements against abrasive particles, aggressive chemicals, and mechanical damage.
When assembling a bearing, ensure that all balls meet the required dimensional and material specifications.
Use the lubricant recommended for the complete mechanical assembly.
Store the balls in clean, dry conditions, preferably in their original packaging.
The nominal diameter is 8.000 mm. The actual diameter and permissible deviations depend on the specified manufacturing tolerance.
Yes. According to the supplied product identification, the material is stainless steel. The exact stainless steel grade has not been specified.
The /N suffix forms part of the product designation. Its exact meaning cannot be established without the manufacturer's documentation.
Stainless steel may provide improved corrosion resistance, but its actual performance depends on the alloy grade and operating environment.
No. A 5/16-inch bearing ball has a nominal diameter of 7.9375 mm. The difference is 0.0625 mm.
Only after verifying compatibility in diameter, tolerance, hardness, precision grade, and mechanical properties.
No precision grade has been provided. It must be confirmed against the technical product specification.
Each package contains 100 stainless steel bearing balls with a nominal diameter of 8.000 mm.
Stainless Steel Bearing Ball 8.000/N is a spherical rolling element with a nominal diameter of 8.000 mm, supplied in packages of 100 pieces. It is intended for compatible rolling mechanisms and ball bearings. Correct selection requires verification of the stainless steel grade, hardness, precision classification, and dimensional tolerance.
Stainless steel bearing balls, rolling bearings, and industrial mechanical components are available through simmering.pl, a specialist B2B trading platform serving industrial companies, engineers, maintenance departments, and technical purchasing teams.
Our warehouse and order processing facilities are located in Lublin, Poland. We provide worldwide shipping from stock in Poland.
Product identification and selection assistance is available based on technical dimensions, material requirements, and operating conditions.