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HARFINGTON 1200pcs Glass Ball Boiling Stones 5mm Soda Lime Glass Beads for Bottle Shaking Mixing, Clear

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1.Size:3mm


  • Size - 5mm Diameter Soda Lime Glass Beads
  • Material - Soda lime glass has good thermal stability, is highly transparent, cost-effective. No need to worry about rust.
  • Features - soda lime glass beads are an effective tool for mixing various materials due to their smooth surface, spherical shape, and ability to move freely in liquids.
  • Applications - Metals, plastics, and ceramics grinding and polishing; Surface preparation processes; Lab boiling stones; Fillers in paints and coatings; Other applications due to their versatility, transparency, and smoothness.
  • Notice - Confirm the Ball Diameter before ordering.


Product Description

glass balls

Soda Lime Glass Balls

  1. Soda-lime glass is known as chemically inert. It is resistant to alkaline solutions. The balls made of soda-lime glass have good electric and corrosion-resistant properties but can not bear thermal shock. The melting point is about 700C.
  2. Soda lime glass beads find several applications due to their versatility, transparency, and smoothness.
  3. Soda lime glass beads can be used for mixing a wide range of materials. The spherical shape and smooth surface of these beads allow them to move freely in liquids, facilitating efficient mixing.
  4. Glass balls are also useful for check valves, visual flow equipment, low-speed bearings, and many labs and experimental applications.
  5. Notice: Please confirm the Ball Diameter you are ordering.

B45Havoc
2025-07-10 15:25:16
I dont care if you use stainless steel balls, even if its designed for paint or nail acrylics. It will rust. These mixer balls will not and they are extremely durable and plentiful. The only problem it has was the packaging it came in. Get a jar or use old medicine/herb canisters. Even a small box will do. Best thing to do is stick in a plastic tub, but if you care about aethetics a nice jar will do nicely. If you are into cermaics, crafts, painting minatures, this is for you if you use dropper bottles or even Citadel paint. This mixes quite well.