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In Reply to: Help on the price... Which is more expenive? posted by WBWB on November 5, 2005 at 21:28:35:
From GPA's website, I list 3 statements:"Apex Carbon Composite Footers (includes 3 x 1/2" hard-chrome balls): $550.00/set of 3"
"Silicone Nitride, Upgrade Ball for Apex"
"The common diameter of our ball bearing allows the end user to experiment with a variety of bearing materials readily available in this standard 0.5" size (ceramic silicon nitrate, Tungsten carbide)."
Does that mean GPA sell 2 types of balls?
1) Standard version = chrome, which I think I saw.
2) Upgrade version = Silicone Nitride = ceramic silicon nitrate = Tungsten carbide?Oh boy! Now I am confused about the terminology!
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Follow Ups
- Addendum - WBWB 21:36:34 11/05/05 (3)
- It is Silicon Nitride, Silicon NitrATE implies oxygen atoms, like sulfATE, or chlorATE - tonemaniac 04:45:36 11/06/05 (2)
- How do you identify the Apex Nitride upgrade bearings? - WBWB 06:51:50 11/06/05 (1)
- Nitride bearings are light weight feeling, tungsten is as heavy as lead - tonemaniac 09:01:37 11/06/05 (0)
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