Bearing Ball 9.000 mm - spherical rolling element with a nominal diameter of 9 mm, supplied in packages of 100 pcs. Designed for compatible ball bearings and mechanical rolling assemblies. Correct selection requires verification of material, precision grade, hardness, and diameter tolerance. Identical nominal dimensions do not guarantee interchangeability. 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 |
Bearing Ball 9.000 mm |
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Product type |
Bearing ball, rolling element |
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Nominal diameter |
9.000 mm |
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Diameter |
9 mm |
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Shape |
Spherical |
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Package quantity |
100 pcs. |
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Material |
To be confirmed according to product specification |
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Precision grade |
To be confirmed |
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Hardness |
To be confirmed |
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Diameter tolerance |
Depends on the specified precision grade |
The designation 9.000 mm indicates the nominal diameter. It does not guarantee dimensional accuracy to 0.001 mm.
The nominal diameter alone does not establish the ball's precision grade, material, hardness, or manufacturing tolerance.
The product designation identifies the rolling element type and its nominal dimensions.
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Designation element |
Technical meaning |
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Bearing Ball |
Spherical rolling element |
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9.000 mm |
Nominal ball diameter |
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100 pcs. |
Number of balls per package |
The designation does not specify a particular material grade or precision class.
For technical applications, these characteristics must be verified against the product specification.
A bearing ball has a spherical geometry that allows it to roll between appropriately designed contact surfaces.
In ball bearings, the rolling elements transmit loads between the inner and outer rings while allowing relative rotational movement.
The direction and magnitude of the loads depend on the bearing design, raceway geometry, and contact angle.
Important technical characteristics include:
Nominal and actual ball diameter.
Diameter tolerance and dimensional consistency.
Sphericity and geometric accuracy.
Surface roughness and finish.
Material composition.
Hardness and wear resistance.
Compatibility with operating loads and lubrication.
A nominal diameter of 9 mm does not automatically make the ball suitable for every bearing containing rolling elements of the same size.
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Parameter |
Value |
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Nominal metric diameter |
9.000 mm |
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Nominal diameter in centimetres |
0.9 cm |
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Approximate diameter in inches |
0.3543 in |
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Package quantity |
100 pcs. |
A 9.000 mm bearing ball must not be confused with a 3/8-inch bearing ball.
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Ball designation |
Nominal diameter |
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Metric bearing ball 9.000 mm |
9.000 mm |
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Imperial bearing ball 3/8 inch |
9.525 mm |
The diameter difference is 0.525 mm.
These dimensions are not interchangeable without confirming the requirements of the mechanical assembly.
Bearing balls may be manufactured according to precision classifications defining requirements for dimensional variation, spherical geometry, and surface quality.
Examples of precision grades include G10, G20, and G100.
However, no precision grade can be assigned to Bearing Ball 9.000 mm without the relevant product specification.
The presence of three decimal places in the nominal diameter does not establish a precision grade or manufacturing tolerance.
For applications requiring controlled dimensional accuracy, the specified grade and actual diameter tolerance must be verified.
Bearing balls can be manufactured from different materials depending on the intended application.
Common material categories include bearing steel, stainless steel, and engineering ceramics.
Each material has different mechanical, corrosion-resistance, and operating characteristics.
The material and hardness of this particular 9.000 mm bearing ball have not been specified and should not be assumed.
Before selecting the product, verify compatibility with the operating environment, load conditions, and lubrication system.
Bearing balls with a nominal diameter of 9 mm may be used in appropriately designed mechanical assemblies incorporating spherical rolling elements.
Typical application categories include:
Ball bearing assemblies designed for this ball diameter.
Mechanical rolling and guiding mechanisms.
Ball-based positioning and movement systems.
Industrial components incorporating spherical rolling elements.
These are general application categories based on the geometry and function of bearing balls.
They do not establish compatibility with a particular bearing model, machine, gearbox, or OEM assembly.
Suitability must be confirmed against the technical requirements of the application.
Before purchasing or replacing a 9.000 mm bearing ball, verify the complete technical requirements.
Important selection criteria include:
Nominal diameter: 9.000 mm.
Actual diameter: Compatibility with the specified tolerance.
Precision grade: Appropriate dimensional and geometric accuracy.
Material: Suitable for the operating conditions.
Hardness: Compatible with the contact surfaces and loading.
Surface quality: Appropriate finish and absence of defects.
Lubrication: Compatibility with the mechanical assembly.
Load conditions: Suitable for the intended operating environment.
When replacing rolling elements in an existing bearing, it is also important to assess the condition of the raceways, cage, and remaining balls.
Replacing a single ball without checking the complete bearing assembly may result in uneven load distribution and premature damage.
Identical nominal diameters do not guarantee full interchangeability.
Natural reference formats for this product include:
Bearing Ball 9.000 mm
9 mm Bearing Ball
Precision Ball 9 mm
Ball Bearing Rolling Element 9 mm
Bearing Ball 9.000 mm - 100 pcs.
These are descriptive reference formats, not separate manufacturer or OEM part numbers.
No unverified manufacturer references, material grades, or precision classifications have been assigned.
Before installation, inspect the bearing ball and the associated contact surfaces for contamination, damage, or corrosion.
Do not use rolling elements with visible dents, scratches, deformation, or surface defects.
Avoid direct contact with abrasive materials and protect the balls against moisture and contamination.
When assembling a bearing, ensure that all rolling elements meet the required dimensional and material specifications.
Use the lubricant recommended for the complete mechanical assembly.
Store bearing balls in clean, dry conditions, preferably in their original packaging.
The nominal diameter is 9 mm. The actual diameter and permissible deviation depend on the specified manufacturing tolerance and precision grade.
No. Three decimal places in the nominal dimension do not establish the manufacturing tolerance or precision grade.
No. A 9 mm ball has a nominal diameter of 9.000 mm, while a 3/8-inch ball measures 9.525 mm. They are not dimensionally interchangeable.
The material must be confirmed for the specific product. Bearing balls may be manufactured from bearing steel, stainless steel, or ceramic materials.
These grades describe manufacturing accuracy requirements, including geometric and dimensional characteristics. A specific grade must not be assigned without supporting product documentation.
Not automatically. The material, precision grade, diameter tolerance, surface condition, and requirements of the complete bearing assembly must also be verified.
Replacement requires assessment of the bearing design, raceway condition, cage, and dimensional consistency of the rolling elements. In many applications, replacing the complete bearing is preferable.
One package contains 100 bearing balls with a nominal diameter of 9.000 mm.
Bearing Ball 9.000 mm is a spherical rolling element with a nominal diameter of 9 mm, supplied in packages of 100 pieces. It is intended for compatible ball bearings and mechanical rolling assemblies. Correct selection requires verification of material, hardness, precision grade, and dimensional tolerance. Nominal diameter alone does not guarantee interchangeability.
Bearing balls, rolling bearings, and industrial mechanical components are available through simmering.pl, a specialist B2B trading platform serving industrial companies, maintenance departments, engineers, 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 and application requirements.