
UV ball-panel printer
Digital printing equipment in the artwork production area.
RAWRR / WORKSHOPS & EQUIPMENT
From the first panel to the finished ball. Explore the workshops, processes and production lines behind your project.

THE FACTORY, ORGANIZED
Equipment is organized by the work it performs. The route through these areas varies with the ball construction and artwork.
A CLOSER LOOK
Explore real photographs from our workshops. Select an area to see the equipment, workstations and handling systems used there.
33 equipment & process areas

Digital printing equipment in the artwork production area.

Long printing tables used for ball-panel artwork.

Visual positioning and panel preparation at the cutting station.

Workstations for the hand application of ball panels.

Preparing outer panels for the bonding operation.

Prepared carcasses arranged for inspection and handling.

Curing equipment within the ball production workshop.

The photographed vulcanizing machine and its surrounding work area.

Cartons and finished orders stored before dispatch.

Moving work between levels and connected production areas.

Equipment used for shape setting during finishing.

A rotary worktable for the high-frequency embossing process.

Workspace for preparing designs and reviewing artwork.

A space to compare ball samples and discuss project details.

Rolls and sheet materials organized before production.

Winding equipment in the carcass workshop.

A dedicated station for reviewing finished balls.

Product holding near the cleaning and inspection area.

The packing tunnel and adjacent carton preparation area.

Balls arranged for holding and air-retention review.

A view along the workstations, showing panel assembly in progress.

Material and pallet handling in the warehouse.

A visual board for discussing production issues and follow-up.

Preparing material strips for the next operation.

Temporary roll storage close to the preparation area.

Applying adhesive to the prepared ball structure.

A group of high-frequency machines in the cutting workshop.

Inflation equipment used during bladder preparation.

Deflation equipment used according to the packing requirements.

Surface-detail processing at the embossing workstation.

Material thickness and edge preparation at the skiving station.

A wider working area for material and die positioning.

Press cutting with the selected tooling and material.
MORE THAN A SINGLE LINE
The ball type, panel structure and finish determine the production route. We review the relevant line with your project requirements.
MATCH THE PROCESS TO THE PROJECT
Tell us the ball type, construction, artwork and intended use. We’ll discuss the workshop capabilities relevant to your order.
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