Don't put up with soft tennis Balls . Pressureball maintains and revives pressure

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Barry Mulder

Pressureball will keep new balls from losing bounce so that they can be used until the felt is worn rather than being thrown out because of poor bounce .Pressure ball will also revive soft balls.You can ensure that everytime you play, the balls you have with you will have good and consistent bounce characteristics . Visit www.pressureball.com for more information .

Tennis balls are manufactured from a rubber compound and have an internal pressure of around 14 psi or 1kg/cm2. The Rubber compound however is slightly porous and so the pressure escapes over time. This results in an increasingly soft ball with decreased bounce. To counteract this, new balls are sold in pressurized containers. Once the container is opened, the balls start to lose their pressure . Pressureball is  a reusable version of the point of sale pressure can and as such will stop tennis balls going flat indefinitely .Because the tube can be pressurised to a higher level than the internal pressure of a ball , it will revive soft balls .This process will take less than a day to freshen balls that have just been used and up to a week for balls that are very soft .There may be some variation in the speed of revival depending on the age and brand of the ball

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Trevor Meier
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written by Trevor Meier, May 22, 2012
I am contemplating buying a tennis ball machine, but I am concerned about the balls loosing their bounce too quickly.

I wonder if there is a market for a larger version of your product. Maybe a large bag that could hold 100+ balls. You could use a home air compressor to fill it up.

I bet tennis clubs would be very interested. It could save them a ton of money.
Barry Mulder
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written by Barry Mulder, June 05, 2012
Hi Trevor,sorry this is a bit late .I've had inquiries for a larger version previously and I've done tubes that take 12 balls by going longer but if the diameter is increased to take the quantities of balls that you are talking about then the plastic has to become significantly thicker to take the pressure.I'm selling these around the globe but it's taking time for the news to get out there.
Alejandro Gonzalez`
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written by Alejandro Gonzalez`, October 29, 2012
The pressureless balls available for the same price is as good if not better.
Alejandro Gonzalez`
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written by Alejandro Gonzalez`, October 29, 2012
Pressureless balls are as good if not better.
And they don't change bounce and felt lasts longer.

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