Cobalt 2 Balls

Cobalt is used in applications requiring extreme wear and temperature particularly where lubrication is marginal. Cobalt is highly resistant to corrosion. Please note that larger Cobalt alloy balls (1.5” and up) will have a lower hardness than smaller balls.

 

Material Analysis

Carbon 2.2/2.7%
Manganese 1.00% max.
Silicon 1.00% max.
Tungsten 16/19%
Chromium 31/34%
Iron 3.00% max.
Nickel 2.50% max.
Other 2.00% max.
Molybdenum ———–
Beryllium ———–
Cobalt Balance

 

Mechanical Properties

Tensile strength 40 Kpsi
Yield strength 60 Kpsi
Elongation Nil
Rockwell Hardness Rc 55-59 min.
Density 0.317 lbs/cubic inch

 

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