6.35 mm Steel Ball (Bearing Ball), ISO 3290-1

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6.35 mm Steel Ball (Bearing Ball), ISO 3290-1

The 6.35 mm steel ball (ISO 3290-1): nominal ball diameter 6.35 mm, corresponding inch size 0.25 mm. Available as simplified STEP files.

6.35 mm steel ball, ISO 3290-1

How these parts are made, and what the levels mean: read the method

  • Also searched as: 6.35 mm steel ball
  • Model id: iso3290-d6-35
  • Standard: ISO 3290-1:2014 · size 6.35 mm

Files

Part keySimplified
iso3290-d6-35STEP

Dimensions

Dimension symbols for 6.35 mm steel balls (ISO 3290-1)

SymbolNameminnommaxModeledRuleLevel
DwNominal ball diameter6.356.35nominalL1
Dw_inchCorresponding inch size0.250.25nominalL1

Drawing

Drawing of the 6.35 mm steel ball with its values (ISO 3290-1)

As a PDF: CC-ISO3290-SZ-6.35.pdf.

The 6.35 mm steel ball beside the 6 mm and the 6.5 mm

The 6.35 mm is number 20, counting from the smallest, of the 28 ISO 3290-1 steel balls published here, from 2 mm to 8 mm.

  • Nominal ball diameter (Dw): 6.35 mm on the 6.35 mm steel ball, against 6 mm on the 6 mm and 6.5 mm on the 6.5 mm.

Other sizes

Documents

Sources

ceramicspeed-balls-datasheet, iso3290-1-2014-sample, mba-balls-catalogue. Full citations: the method page and this size's datasheet.

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From the datasheet

docs/CC-ISO3290-DS-6.35.pdf

* CC-1S03290-DS-6.35 revA '?) CommunityCAD Size datasheet - 6.35 ISO 3290-1 6.35 mm steel ball (1/4 in) Size datasheet: this ball's value with its level, conventions and sources. One model for every grade; the grade is chosen when ordering. Ball 6.35 mm (1/4 in) diameter Part key iso3290-d6-35…

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docs/CC-ISO3290-SZ-6.35.pdf

ISO 3290-1 steel balls for rolling bearings, 06.35 Size drawing - @6.35 values on the views - inch size 1/4 in (reference) - enlarged 20:1 6.35 . 1/4 Source levels Main value = the modeled value (nominal, else the middle of min-max). @ Dw = 6.35 Grey under a value = its min-max, where the source…

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