Brown Viton Rubber Balls, 3/8” Diameter (Pack of 25)

25 each Brown Viton Commercial Grade Rubber Balls. 3/8" diameter. Sterling Seal & Supply supplied commercial grade rubber balls are manufactured for a variety of industrial, commercial and novelty applications. Industrial applications include balls used for shaker screen cleaning, check valves, flotation / buoyant, evaporation control, and ammunition. Typical Uses for Commercial applications are bumpers, stops, stoppers, “Super Balls, ” pet toys, mallet tips, food and aggregate processing, vibration control. Novelty balls include toy balls, stress balls, promotional balls, and balls used for musical instruments. All Rubber Balls supplied by Sterling Seal & Supply are single-piece construction. The result is a superior product that delivers better performance over a longer period of time. Some of the superior characteristics of Sterling Seals Rubber Balls are (1) Uniform density and cell structure; (2) Greater abrasion resistance; (3) Superior conformability; (4) Tighter dimensional accuracy. Sterling Seal & Supply supplies precision ground rubber balls to exacting tolerances and stringent rubber compound specifications. After the balls are molded, they are finished by a high-speed, accurate grinding process. The finishing process eliminates the mold parting line and results in a smooth and uniform surface. Additionally, the machining process provides the consistent, close diametrical and spherical dimensions that are required to produce an effective seal. Typical uses for precision ground rubber balls include check valves, seals, bumpers, stops, ammunition, and flow control meters. Rubber balls are used for a wide variety of uses like for screen cleaning and screen de-blinding, and air or water restriction. Rubber balls are used in FDA and light load-bearing applications; for games and sports. There are rubber balls used in the flow control and flowmeter applications in the pharmaceutical, food and chemical processing industries. Rubber Balls are also used for eliminating chatter or vibration in cabinetry. Brief history of rubber to follow; Rubber is a yellowish, elastic, amorphous material obtained from the latex or milky sap of various tropical plants like the rubber tree. This latex is vulcanized, pigmented, finished and modified into various products like electric insulation, elastic bands, belts, tires, hoses, gaskets and containers. Rubber is also known by its scientific name “” or India rubber.

• Corrosion-resistant, Soft
• Good electrical insulation and self-lubricating properties.
• High degree of flexibility and elasticity.
• High reversible elongation.