Ball Transfers
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Ball transfers each consist of a ball mounted in a housing with ball transfer bearings that allow the ball to rotate in all directions. They are installed on conveying equipment or fixed surfaces so that items can roll smoothly along them. Ball transfers can be used to replace existing ball transfers in ball transfer tables, inserts, and stands, or they can be used to create a custom conveying installation. Some ball transfers may also be used as a substitute for casters in certain applications. When used in conveyor applications, ball transfers allow conveyed items to move in all directions at transition points (entrances, intersections, or exits) in the conveyor system. They help reduce the effort it takes to move the loads in warehousing, package handling, manufacturing, and distribution applications.
Flange Mount Ball Transfers
Flange-mount ball transfers have a flanged mounting plate that is secured to a surface with fasteners. They can be fastened in place from the front of the ball transfer, unlike threaded-stud-mount ball transfers, which require access to the back of the ball transfer. Ball transfers each consist of a ball mounted in a housing with ball transfer bearings that allow the ball to rotate in all directions. They are commonly used to replace the existing ball transfers in ball transfer tables, inserts, and stands to help ensure that items continue to roll smoothly in conveying tasks.
Carbon Steel Ball Material with Black Oxide Carbon Steel Housing
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Carbon Steel Ball Material with Galvanized Carbon Steel Housing
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Carbon Steel Ball Material with Zinc-Plated Carbon Steel Housing
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Nylon Ball Material with Galvanized Carbon Steel Housing
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Nylon Ball Material with Stainless Steel Housing
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Stainless Steel Ball Material with Galvanized Carbon Steel Housing
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Stainless Steel Ball Material with Stainless Steel Housing
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Flange & Threaded-Stud Mount Ball Transfers
These ball transfers offer two mounting options. Each transfer has a flanged mounting plate that can be secured to a surface with fasteners, and it has a threaded stud that can be screwed into a tapped hole on a surface and secured with a nut. Users can choose the best mounting option for their application, or they can use both mounting options to ensure the ball transfer is mounted securely. These ball transfers each consist of a ball mounted in a housing with ball transfer bearings that allow the ball to rotate in all directions. They are typically used to replace the existing ball transfers in ball transfer tables, inserts, and stands to ensure that items continue to roll smoothly in conveying tasks.
Carbon Steel Ball Material with Black Oxide Carbon Steel Housing
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Countersunk Flange Mount Ball Transfers
Countersunk flange-mount ball transfers each have a flanged mounting plate that installs into a countersunk hole on a surface for applications where space is limited and a low-profile mounting option is needed. They can be fastened in place from the front of the ball transfer, unlike threaded-stud-mount ball transfers, which require access to the back of the ball transfer. Each ball transfer consists of a ball mounted in a housing with ball transfer bearings that allow the ball to rotate in all directions. These ball transfers are primarily used to replace the existing ball transfers in ball transfer tables, inserts, and stands to ensure that items continue to roll smoothly in conveying tasks.
Carbon Steel Ball Material with Black Oxide Carbon Steel Housing
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Carbon Steel Ball Material with Black Oxide Steel Housing
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Carbon Steel Ball Material with Galvanized Carbon Steel Housing
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Nylon Ball Material with Galvanized Carbon Steel Housing
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Stainless Steel Ball Material with Galvanized Carbon Steel Housing
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Stainless Steel Ball Material with Galvanized Steel Housing
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Stainless Steel Ball Material with Stainless Steel Housing
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Drop-In Mount Ball Transfers
Drop-in ball transfers are designed to press fit into drilled holes and do not require fasteners to mount. They have a low profile, making them a good choice for applications where space is tight. They each consist of a ball mounted in a housing with ball transfer bearings that allow the ball to rotate in all directions. These ball transfers are typically used to replace the existing ball transfers in ball transfer tables, inserts, and stands to ensure that items continue to roll smoothly in conveying applications.
Carbon Steel Ball Material with Galvanized Carbon Steel Housing
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Stainless Steel Ball Material with Galvanized Carbon Steel Housing
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Threaded-Stud Mount Ball Transfers
Threaded-stud-mount ball transfers each have a threaded stud that screws into a tapped hole in a surface and is secured in place with a nut. They require access to the back of the ball transfer for mounting. Threaded-stud-mount ball transfers are suitable for most ball transfer applications and are commonly used to replace the existing ball transfers in ball transfer tables, inserts, and stands so items can roll smoothly in conveying tasks. Ball transfers each consist of a ball mounted in a housing with ball transfer bearings that allow the ball to rotate in all directions.
Carbon Steel Ball Material with Black Oxide Carbon Steel Housing
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Carbon Steel Ball Material with Galvanized Carbon Steel Housing
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Carbon Steel Ball Material with Zinc-Plated Carbon Steel Housing
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Nylon Ball Material with Galvanized Carbon Steel Housing
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Nylon Ball Material with Galvanized Steel Housing
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Nylon Ball Material with Stainless Steel Housing
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Stainless Steel Ball Material with Galvanized Carbon Steel Housing
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Stainless Steel Ball Material with Galvanized Steel Housing
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Stainless Steel Ball Material with Stainless Steel Housing
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Internally Threaded Pipe Mount Ball Transfers
Internally threaded pipe-mount ball transfers mount onto NPT (national pipe thread) externally threaded pipe couplings. They are commonly installed on pipe pedestals to allow materials to be positioned for metal-forming machinery such as shears or press breaks. These ball transfers each consist of a ball mounted in a housing with ball transfer bearings that allow the ball to rotate in all directions.
Carbon Steel Ball Material with Galvanized Steel Housing
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Nylon Ball Material with Galvanized Steel Housing
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Stainless Steel Ball Material with Galvanized Steel Housing
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