Pressure-Tested Quality Assurance certified

Pressure-Tested Quality Assurance

304/316 Stainless Steel Material Certified certified

304/316 Stainless Steel Material Certified

Stainless Steel Float Balls for Float Valves

Stainless Steel Float Balls for Float Valves are precision-manufactured in round and oblong shapes from 304 and 316 stainless steel, featuring custom threads, magnets, and through-tube fittings. Designed for accurate liquid level detection and control in float valves, vacuum tanks, sump pumps, steam traps, and industrial processing systems, these pressure-tested floats deliver durable, corrosion-resistant performance across demanding applications.

Float Balls with Custom Threads & Fittings
Round Stainless Steel Float Balls
Float Balls with Magnets
Oblong / Oval Stainless Steel Floats

Our Range of Products

Float Balls with Custom Threads & Fittings

Float Balls with Custom Threads & Fittings

  • Customizable threads and fittings for any system
  • Round and oblong shapes, multiple sizes
  • Pressure-tested for reliable performance
Round Stainless Steel Float Balls

Round Stainless Steel Float Balls

  • Durable stainless steel, stronger than plastic
  • Large inventory ships worldwide fast
  • Fully customizable threads, fittings, finishes
Float Balls with Magnets

Float Balls with Magnets

  • Custom magnet integration for precise level detection
  • Durable 304ss/316ss stainless steel construction
  • Pressure-tested for high-pressure reliability
Oblong / Oval Stainless Steel Floats

Oblong / Oval Stainless Steel Floats

  • Durable stainless steel, stronger than plastic
  • Custom sizes and shapes to exact specs
  • Large inventory ships worldwide fast

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the floating ball work?

A float ball rests on or in a liquid and rises or falls with the liquid level. This motion is transferred through a rod, tube, or magnetic coupling to a valve mechanism, which opens or closes to control flow, shut off a pump, or trigger an alarm as the liquid reaches a set level.

What materials are stainless steel float balls made from?

What sizes and shapes of float balls are available?

Can float balls be customized with magnets or special fittings?

Are stainless steel float balls pressure tested?

What industries commonly use stainless steel float balls?

What's the difference between round and oblong float balls?

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Industries We Serve

Food Processing

Food Processing

Monitors liquid levels in tanks and vats containing oils, syrups, and other food-grade liquids.

Chemical Manufacturing

Chemical Manufacturing

Safely monitors corrosive liquid levels in chemical processing tanks using corrosion-resistant 316 stainless steel.

Wastewater Management

Wastewater Management

Provides accurate level monitoring in wastewater treatment tanks to control pumps and flow.

Industrial Process Control

Industrial Process Control

Used in vacuum tanks, sump pumps, and steam traps to control liquid buildup and pump activation.

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Why Industrial Manufacturers Choose Stainless Steel Float Ball Company

20+ Years of Manufacturing Expertise

Two decades of proven experience delivering reliable, precision-engineered float balls for demanding industrial applications worldwide.

Extensive Ready-to-Ship Inventory

Large stock of common round and oblong sizes ensures fast turnaround and consistent supply for your production schedules.

Fully Customizable Solutions

Custom threads, fittings, magnets, and finishes engineered to integrate seamlessly into your existing float valve systems.

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Contact Us Today

For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at (416) 805-8132. You can also send us a quick email at richard@castingtechnologies.com.