Painful Pleasures derm046 6g Internally Threaded Counter-Sunk Steel Ball - Price Per 1

6mm, 8mm, 11mm, or 13mm Counter-Sunk Steel Ball for 6g Internally-Threaded Jewelry (Price Per 1)

Our 6mm, 8mm, 11mm, or 13mm Counter-Sunk Surgical Steel Balls for 6g Internally-Threaded Body Jewelry make great alternative ends/tops for any  6g internally-threaded body jewelry that has matching internal 2mm threading. They're also perfect replacement balls when you lose an existing stainless steel ball for 6g  internally-threaded body jewelry. You can use these steel balls with a variety of barbells, microdermal anchors, surface bars, or any other type of internal body jewelry with a matching thread pattern. Since they're counter-sunk, they'll give you a perfect-looking fit every time thanks to the way they screw down so far over jewelry posts. They're available in your choice of 4 ball sizes: 6mm, 8mm, 11mm, or 13mm.

Please note that these implant-grade steel balls will only work with 6g internally-threaded body jewelry that has an internal 2mm thread pattern, not hardware in those sizes that has internal 1.6mm threading. Each counter-sunk surgical steel ball is sold individually (price per 1) and separately from our labret studs, dermal anchors, surface barbells, straight barbells, bent barbells, and other body jewelry hardware.

Specifications:

• Material: 316L ASTM F-138 Implant Grade Stainless Steel
• Ball Sizes: 6mm (1/4"), 8mm (5/16"), 11mm (7/16"), or 13mm (1/2")
• Threading: Internal 2mm
• Balls Are Counter-Sunk
• Quantity: 1 Ball (Price Per 1)

The following webchart is a quick reference guide for standard body jewelry measurements and how to measure basic body jewelry. Please print this webchart to help measure your body jewelry accurately.

Visit our PainfulPleasures Infocenter for additional body jewelry information. There, you will find detailed articles on standard body jewelry sizes, how to measure body jewelry, basic body jewelry, and more.

Ensure compatibility between standard (non-custom) PainfulPleasures body jewelry parts using the tables below. More information on threading, including custom thread patterns, can be found in our Threading Infocenter article.

Internally threaded jewelry has a threaded post on the top and/or end, which is then inserted into a threaded hole in the barbell shaft.

Externally threaded jewelry has a threaded post on the barbell shaft, which is then inserted into a threaded hole in the top and/or end.