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Premium High-Carbon Chromium, Professional Precision Pinballs
Black Diamond – Museum Grade Pinballs (Set of 6)
Operation Pinball is proud to offer Black Diamond Pinballs – Museum Grade Pinballs (set of 6.) After a year of research, seven different manufactures attempts at perfection, we have finally launched the Black Diamond Pinball. Using microscopes, Teslameters, scales, calipers, and the nerdiest metallurgists possible, the Black Diamond was born. We have tried to design the shiniest most durable pinball on earth!
- Maximum polish
- Most durable chromium composite
- Exact standard weight and size
- Protect and enhance fine pinball machines
- Includes six balls
- Design under extensive research and testing
- Factory demagnetized
- Lower magnetic susceptibility versus standard balls. ***
- Extreme hardness at 67 HRC
We sought out and thoroughly tested every ball on the market. Not only to offer our own to customers, but for our own personal high end collection. After extensive testing in our own public arcades, we have manufactured this particular ball and is the best available! Uber premium professional quality pinballs! We chose the best quality materials, a high grade manufacturing process and a mirror finish. These are so good, we have put them into our Certified Museum Collection of products.
We offer quick shipping via USPS or FedEx depending on the quantity ordered.
Operation Pinball is a Pinside Diamond seller with 100% positive feedback.
Black Diamond – Premium High-Carbon Chromium, Professional Precision Pinballs, Museum Grade Pinball (Set of 6) is in stock now!
***We do NOT recommend using high end balls in METALLICA REMASTERED given the VERY high level of magnets being used in this particular game different than most others.
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Myths debunked – Magnetism and pinballs
Let’s address the myths about magnetism in pinball once and for all. Any pinball reacting to magnets within a game must have some level of magnetic susceptibility. It’s simple physics: a completely non-magnetic ball wouldn’t interact with magnetic features at all! The key is understanding that different steel alloys have varying degrees of susceptibility of becoming magnetized themselves.
While some manufacturers claim their pinballs are “non-magnetic,” this is misleading, and very much unwanted. Carbon chromium steel, often used in pinballs, does have lower susceptibility than standard steel, especially when highly polished and demagnetized. High-carbon chromium steel is even better. However, it still reacts to magnets, which is essential for gameplay. Truly non-magnetic materials would result in drastically different ball weight and behavior, disrupting the intended pinball experience.
Ultimately, choosing the best pinball means finding one with a lower magnetic susceptibility, not zero. This ensures proper interaction with magnets while minimizing unwanted side effects. So, don’t be fooled by false claims – all functional pinballs have and actually need some degree of magnetism.
***We do NOT recommend using high end balls in METALLICA REMASTERED given the VERY high level of magnets being used in this particular game different than most others.
