MINI TENNIS balls,Tennis balls,rubber mouldings,Squash & Racket balls

Established over 70 years

The ONLY ball maker in Europe

Small enough for rapid response......... big enough to meet most requirements

Manufacturing capability.....rubber mouldings from a few grams up to 50kilos

England’s, and Europe’s, only ball manufacturer

Promotional,
Personalised
Presents/Gifts,

Designing, developing and producing rubber items, including Lawn Tennis balls, Squash balls,Racket balls and balls of all kinds since the 1930’s, we have a wealth of knowledge available to help you solve your supply needs.

Specialists in Rubber to
Metal bonding

Anti vibration mountings

Custom rubber moulding
See main Rubber Products page

Trailer Parts-rubber,trailer rubber parts

   General Rubber Products,
       rubber mouldings
    See main Rubber Products
      page for more details.

SKITTLE BALLS
4.5” Skittle balls
5” Skittle balls

Personalised
Tennis balls

Industrial
Rubber Products

in Yellow,WHITE, Pink, Red,
Green, Orange, Blue, Black ,
& in two colours for better
visibility

Making tennis balls, squash balls and other balls since before World War 2, we are the only specialist producer of balls in the UK and Europe.
Imported Tennis balls by the other brands are generally made down to a price (despite what their advertising hype says). This is not our market, we concentrate on specials, top end products. branded Club balls, teaching and Coaching balls.

We develop balls for the Associations, Tennis, Squash, Racketball and Fives. The Magnum type 3 (slightly larger) tennis ball for the ITF, the larger lighter red mini tennis ball for the LTA, a set of balls for The England Squash & Racketball Assoc for ‘mini squash’. Racket balls for the Rackets Association

Making tennis balls in all colours, two colours, coloured seams, personalising them for individuals and companies.
Tennis ball facts:
1. Balls used to be bigger , up to 2 mm bigger. 2. Are generally much harder than they used to be. 3. Balls these days are made practically to the smallest size allowed. 4. Tennis has declined approximately 35% during the past 20 years.
Balls for introducing juniors into tennis started out 65mm dia, then 70mm and now the prefered size is 75mm diameter.

Telephone
0044 (0)1225 742141
Fax
0044 (0)1225 743237