
Hollow Stainless Steel Spheres From 19 mm to 3000 mm
The core of the workshop: hemispheres pressed from sheet, seam welded into a closed sphere, ground until the joint disappears, then polished or coated.
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VFX HDRI Spheres25cm Half Chrome Half Grey Ball HDRI Ball 10” 50/50 Chrome and Grey VFX Ball
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VFX HDRI Spheres6cmVFX-HDRI Profession Camera Reflector Photographic Props Set
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VFX HDRI Spheres20cm VFX Store Movie Shot Ball Grey Ball
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VFX HDRI Spheres12.6cm HDRI VFX Ball Chrome Grey Ball
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VFX HDRI SpheresVFX HDRI Reference Ball Set
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Stainless Steel SpheresColour Plated Stainless Steel Ball
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Stainless Steel SpheresGarden Stainless Steel Ball Sculpture
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Stainless Steel SpheresLarge Stainless Steel Globes Sculpture
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Stainless Steel Half SpheresStainless Steel Hemispheres Half Balls
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Stainless Steel SpheresHollow Stainless Steel Balls Diameter 19 mm to 3000 mm
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Stainless Steel SpheresStainless Steel Gazing Ball
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Stainless Steel Spheres1100mm Mirror Polished Large Stainless Steel Hollow Sphere
View DetailsWho This Category Is For
The same pressed sphere serves a handrail finial, a tank float and a three metre garden landmark. The differences are grade, wall thickness and fixing.
- Landscape architects specifying a reflective focal element
- Balustrade and metalwork contractors needing matched sphere sizes across a building
- Public art fabricators subcontracting the sphere while they build the base
- Garden and outdoor decor importers buying graded diameters by the container
- Process equipment builders needing a sealed stainless float
- Cast or solid spheres are too heavy to install once they pass about half a metre
- Painted mild steel spheres rust at the seam and need a repaint cycle
- Buying diameters from several suppliers gives visibly different polish across one run
- Site drilling a finished mirror sphere leaves scratches that cannot be corrected in place
- Small workshops cannot press above one metre so large schemes stall at tender
What You Get With This Range
- Diameters from 19 mm to 3000 mm with no fixed size steps in between
- Wall thickness from 1 mm to 6 mm so cost follows the load case
- AISI 201 304 and 316, plus carbon steel where the ball will be fully coated
- Drilling metric and unified thread tapping and pedestal welding before final polish
- Mirror brushed and matt finishes plus metallising electroplating and candy colour
- One polish batch across a whole size run so a set matches on site

Where These Pieces Are Installed
Gazing spheres and focal points in gardens and parks
Sphere finials and infill balls on stainless balustrades
Sealed floats in tanks and water treatment basins
Reflective clusters in hotel lobbies and retail concourses
Water features where the sphere carries a spill of water
Reference balls and photographic props
Related Industry Pages
Landscape and Garden Design
Spheres, water drops and garden forms that survive twenty winters without a maintenance line in the budget.
Hotels and Interior Design
Wall sculpture, mirror discs and objects made to the dimension in your drawing, finished for close inspection.
Campus and Public Space
Landmark pieces for schools, campuses and civic space, with drawings and fixings that survive a public procurement process.
Stainless Steel Spheres Buying Questions
What is the largest sphere you can press?
3000 mm diameter on the standard tooling. Above 19 mm there are no fixed steps, so an intermediate diameter costs the same as a round number.
How thick should the wall be?
1 mm suits small decorative balls, 2 mm is the usual default, and 4 to 6 mm is used where the piece is large, publicly accessible or handled roughly.
Can the sphere be drilled and tapped?
Yes, before the final polish. Send the hole positions with the order because drilling a finished mirror surface on site causes damage that cannot be corrected.
Is the weld seam visible?
The seam is ground and blended until it no longer reads in reflection. On a mirror finish this is the step that separates a good sphere from a cheap one.
How long does a sphere order take?
20 to 30 days after the deposit is received. Mixed diameter orders needing several polish batches sit at the top of that range.
Need a Quote on Stainless Steel Spheres
Give the diameter, wall thickness, finish and fixing and we will come back with a price and a lead time.
