Description

INGCO S-RH-SB-RH15008 Steel Ball

The INGCO S-RH-SB-RH15008 Steel Ball is a fundamentally simple yet highly versatile component utilized in countless applications in the INGCO RH15008 Rotary Hammer . Here’s a breakdown of its characteristics, how it functions, and its various uses:

Description:

• Solid Sphere: A steel ball is a ball-shaped object manufactured from steel.
• Size Variations: Steel balls comes in 6.5 mm size,  .
• Surface Finish: The surface finish can also vary depending on the application. It has a polished finish  for specific functions.

Components :

Since it’s a single piece, a steel ball itself doesn’t have any separate components.

How it Works:

The functionality of the steel ball depends entirely on its specific application. Here are some general ways the steel ball works:

• Rolling and Force Transfer: Due to their spherical shape, steel balls offer minimal rolling resistance. This allows them to efficiently transfer force or pressure in a specific direction. This makes them ideal for applications like bearings and rollers.
• Sealing and Blocking: Steel balls can be used as simple seals or blockers within a mechanism. Their smooth surface can create a tight seal against other components.
• Impact and Weight Distribution: The steel ball can be used for their weight and impact properties. Wrecking balls, for example, utilize their weight and momentum to demolish structures.

Applications:

1. Ball Bearings: Rotary hammers utilize ball bearings in various locations to reduce friction between rotating shafts and their housings. These ball bearings likely contain multiple small steel balls that work together to enable smooth rotation with minimal resistance.

2. Detent Mechanism (Possible): The steel ball might be used within the rotary selection knob mechanism. This ball could interact with a spring to create a detent mechanism, providing a clicking sensation and holding the knob in specific positions (drill mode, hammer mode, etc.).

3. Counterweight : The steel ball might be used as a counterweight to help balance the tool during operation and reduce user fatigue. This is less common, and the specific design would depend on the model.