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How Table Tennis Balls are Made

Post by Paddle Palace

Feb 06 2018

In this Pingsider episode, we visit Double Happiness (DHS), a Ball Production Company, to learn how a table tennis ball is made. Now that you have seen how DHS Balls are made, pick some of these from the Paddle Palace Pro Shop!

Have you tried the New DHS 3-Star Cell-Free Dual D40+ Balls? They are made with a new material formula and craftsmanship different from previous cell-free balls, to have more accurate sphericity and better elasticity. Packaged in boxes of 10 balls. Available in white. Made in China.

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