Stainless Steel Five Ball Roller Curtain Ring
A 304 stainless roller curtain ring with a five ball rolling action, made to sample and packed 12 pieces per set. The rolling balls are the difference between a curtain that glides and one that drags and pulls the rod out of its bracket. Salt spray tested 24 hours with no rust, corrosion or spots. Minimum 1,000 pieces.
The rolling-action ring, for shower curtains that have to glide with one hand.
| Size | As sample |
|---|---|
| Material | 304 stainless steel |
| Finishes | Silver |
| Process | Rolling Ball |
| Model | YY007 |
| Typical Use | Curtain |
| Minimum Order | 1000 pcs |
| Retail Set | 12 pcs/set |
| Packing | OPP / PC bag 50 pcs/Carton |
| Delivery | 5 to 10 workdays after samples confirmed and deposit received |
| Documents Available | ANSI / BHMA / EN Standards / MSDS / CE |
| Salt Spray Test | 24h No rust / No corrosion / No spots |
Problems It Solves
- Plated steel curtain rings rust at the contact point within months in a shower
- Rings that do not roll make a shower curtain jerk and pull off the rod
- Retail sets arrive short because the supplier counted by weight instead of by set
Key Benefits
- 304 stainless bodies for genuine corrosion resistance in a wet room
- Roller ball versions so the curtain glides instead of dragging
- Packed 12 pieces per set for retail, and 50 pieces per carton for bulk
Application Scenarios
- Shower curtain rings in bathrooms and hotels
- Window curtain rings on rods
- Retail 12 piece sets for hardware and home stores
Who It Is For
- Home and bathroom product importers
- Hotel and hospitality suppliers
- Retail brands selling packed curtain ring sets
How This Part Is Produced
Six steps inside one factory, from the mould to the packed carton.
Technical Features
- 304 stainless steel or moulded plastic bodies
- Roller ball action on the five ball styles
- Salt spray tested 24 hours with no rust, corrosion or spots per the factory test sheet
Quality Control
- Incoming zinc, brass, iron and stainless material checked against the grade ordered
- First article from each mould compared with the approved sample before the run starts
- Dimensional check on inner width and thickness during casting and stamping
- Plating thickness and colour compared against the approved colour plate
- Spring and swivel action tested by hand on hooks, snaps and side release buckles
- Counted, bagged and cartoned with the order's own packing list
Customisation Options
- Size or inner width changed on an existing catalogue style with no mould fee
- Finish chosen from nickel, gunmetal, black nickel, gold, light gold, rose gold, antique brass and rainbow
- Logo etched or embossed where the part has a flat large enough to carry it
- Painted or enamel colour where a plated metal tone will not match the brand colour
- Free 3D design from a photo or a physical sample if you have no drawing
Photographs of This Item
Every image is a photograph of the part itself, taken from the manufacturer's own product record rather than a rendering.
Use Guide
- Measure the rod diameter first, since the ring inner size has to clear it
- Choose stainless for a shower and plastic for a dry window run
- For retail, confirm the set count and the bag or carton format before printing artwork
| Compared with | What changes |
|---|---|
| Plated steel curtain ring | Plated steel is cheaper but rusts where the ring rubs the rod in a wet room |
| Plastic curtain ring | Plastic never rusts and costs less, but it is not what a premium bathroom range looks for |
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Questions About This Item
Sizing, finish, minimum order and lead time on this part.
Which Grade of Stainless Do You Use
The stainless shower ring styles are made in 304 stainless steel, and the factory test sheet records a 24 hour salt spray test with no rust, corrosion or spots.
Ask for a Sample of the Stainless Steel Five Ball Roller Curtain Ring
Stock samples are free and you pay only the courier. Sampling time is 1 to 3 days, and we will confirm the MOQ and the plated finish in writing before production.