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Question : What is the advantage of Ceramic ball bearings?
Answer : Ceramic bearings have the normal steel balls replaced by white ceramic
 balls. The ceramic balls are made of solid silicon nitride. Ceramic silicon nitride
balls are called ceramic but have nothing in common with household dish ceramics.
They are called ceramic because it's easier calling them ceramic then silicon nitride.
The ceramic silicon nitride ball is by far, smoother, harder, lighter and stronger than
one made off steel.

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The following is a list of benefits of the ceramic silicon nitride ball bearing -

  • LIGHTER. The ceramic ball is lighter then the steel ball. This means that
    the ball exerts less force outward against the outer race grove as the bearing
    spins. This reduction in outward force reduces the friction and rolling resistance.
    The lighter ball allows the bearing to rev up faster, and uses less energy
    to maintain it speed.
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  • HARDER. The ceramic ball is harder then the steel ball. This gives you a
    bearing that will last up to 10 times longer then the steel ball bearing
    because it holds it's finish better.
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  • SMOOTHER. The ceramic ball has smoother surface properties then the
     steel ball. This means
    less friction     between the ball and bearing races giving you a faster spinning
    bearing.
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  • THERMAL. The ceramic ball has better thermal properties then the steel
    ball. The ceramic ball will not heat up like a steel ball. This helps avoid heat
    build up in the bearing, a primary culprit in skate and skateboard bearing
    performance degradation.
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  • LUBRICATION. The ceramic balls are impervious to oxidation, chemicals,
    and require essentially no lubricant.     The bearings are lubricated with a
    very, very small amount of Aral Aralub oil, not a gel or grease.
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SOLID CERAMIC. The ceramic balls are solid ceramic silicon nitride. A cheaper
ceramic bearing uses steel balls with a thin ceramic layer.  The elastic and thermal
property difference between steel and ceramic cause the ceramic to split and separate from
the steel portion of the ball on these less expensive look a likes. Avoid this type of
ceramic ball bearing. Ball Bearings


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