SINGULARITY - 18 BALLS - FULL CERAMIC ZrO2 - CAGELESS - R188 - (Single Piece Not a Pack)
Notice 1: All orders are final for this product.
Notice 2: All the characteristics described below, (except for "specs") are based on our personal opinions only. Features may vary drastically from bearing to bearing, they may not all feel the same, and depending on which spinner you are spinning and on each person. Please, keep that in mind before placing an order.
CHARACTERISTICS:
* Feedback: Smooth with a satisfying feedback.
* Sound: Really quiet for a ceramic bearing.
* Tolerance: "4-5" in a scale from 0 - 5, being 0 loose, and 5 tight)
SPECS:
* 18 Balls - Ceramic Zirconia Oxide (ZrO2)
* Full White Ceramic
* No Cage (cageless)
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Warning!
Ceramic bearings can break! In case your bearing breaks during installation or removal, we do not offer replacements or refunds, so be very careful when installing or removing them, and pay attention to the following:
Be careful when installing or uninstalling ceramic bearings as they may break if your spinner bearing hole is too tight for them. Ceramic is a very brittle and hard material and it has no room to flex or bend. If the bearing hole of your spinner is too tight, i.e if it has too much glue, or dry glue leftover from a previous installation, or if your spinner was machined with a bearing hole slightly smaller than the standard, it is very important that you do not force push your bearing in or out. If you feel a strong resistance when installing or removing your ceramic bearing, stop immediately. You may want to make sure your bearing hole is very clean, with no glue residues before installing your bearing. If glue is necessary then you may apply a little bit of glue in the spinner bearing hole walls (never on the bearing) and try again. If you still feel it’s too tight for your ceramic bearing, do not install it on that spinner. Again, we do not offer replacements or refunds if you break your bearing!
Notice 3: Please be gentle when installing and uninstalling this bearing since it has no cage, so you should always use a proper bearing removal tool for pressfit spinners. All the force must be applied in the outer ring of the bearing. Do not push trough it with your finger or any other tool such as pencil and such or you may damage the bearing!
Notice 4: Please notice that we do a sample test of a few bearings for each type of bearing offered in our shop once we receive them from the manufacturer, although it is unfeasible for us to fully test all bearings from our inventory. However we do visually check every single one of them before they ship as well as test them for tolerance and give them a quick spin too.
Some bearings may be a bit dusty or gritty once you receive them, or sometimes they may present small marks or tiny dings on the edges of the races (specially for full ceramic ones due to the brittleness of the material), but they should not have any mechanical faults.
For bearings that you may feel that are "dusty", please use a compressed air can on the bearing while holding it with a straw. Make sure to make the bearing spin as fast as possible for around 5 seconds. That should be enough to get rid of any tiny particles, dust or lint that may be sitting between the bearing balls and cage. We do not recommend the use of liquids or soap for any bearings.
If you encounter small marks like nicks and dings around the edges of the races, please know that we consider that as normal since it should not affect the performance of the bearing in any way.
At this time, we do NOT offer refunds for bearings (unless there is clear mechanical or manufacturing fault upon receiving them) and all orders are final. If you have any questions please email us or visit our “Refund & Return Policy" page.