Power Bearings Colorful Titanium Ceramic

Power Bearings Colorful Titanium Ceramic adds a titanium treatment to a top tier Si3N4 ceramic bearing, for racers who want the highest ceramic performance with real durability. It also happens to look superb in a wheel, which nobody has ever admitted is a reason to buy bearings.

Why skaters choose Colorful Titanium Ceramic

This bearing pairs top grade steel races with Si3N4 ceramic balls, then adds a titanium coat that improves longevity as well as looks. According to the manufacturer it is around 50% lighter than standard steel bearings yet 40% stronger, and engineered for up to 100,000 rpm under load. It uses Grade 7 precision balls, which the maker rates above traditional Si3N4 ceramic for efficiency. A nylon thermo molded cage positions each ball accurately, and double lumen contact seals on polished rims keep friction and contamination down.

Specification

• Balls: Si3N4 ceramic, Grade 7 precision
• Races: top grade steel with a titanium coat
• Cage: nylon thermo molded
• Seals: double lumen contact seals on polished rims
• Size: 608, 8mm bore by 22mm outer by 7mm wide (608RS)
• Best for: racers who want top end ceramic performance with real durability

Fit and setup

Standard 608 fit, sixteen per pair. Keep them clean and lightly oiled with a skate oil such as Speedslick Pro.

Frequently asked questions

What are Grade 7 balls?

Grade is a precision rating for the balls. A lower grade number means a rounder, more precise ball. The maker rates these above traditional Si3N4 ceramic for efficiency.

How is this different from Swiss Ceramic?

Both are top tier Si3N4 ceramic. This one adds a titanium coat for durability and finish. Compare the range in our Power Bearings guide.

How many do I need?

Sixteen for a standard pair of four wheel inline speed skates.

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