Tennis Ball Production Studied In ATP Uncovered

In season 3, episode 44, ATP World Tour Uncovered studies the production and manufacturing of the tennis ball.

[@SamirTripleA]

I love these kind of videos, how tennis balls, cricket balls, cricket bats, footballs, rugby balls, pads, uniform, shoes, trainers/sneakers are made it’s fascinating and makes you appreciate the hard work that goes into it

[@scienceisknolwedge]

Beautiful

[@pequodexpress]

Anyone know if this is the same factory that makes Teloon balls?

[@juannabiss]

I want to know how racquets are made

[@valentinesuwanda7907]

went here because of Barney Stinson's work.. And also because a dude on 9gag compared it with Indian production..

[@RepinjectionG10]

at 0,53 s Tung yu compression molding machine

[@dododede875]

I want to know how all the ATP pros are made

[@FionaCullen7]

I want to know how the shoes Roger Federer wears are made.

[@biologyprodigy]

I prefer the Dunlop ball.

[@HomeboyHotel]

@pingupingu1995 Cos it's dirt cheap to make it there, and obviously they've focused on just one factory.

[@ashtoncollazo3927]

Idky I’m here i have a test to finish

[@tanthiennguyen9133]

Wozu brauchen Sie den Netz.....?

[@ITzFallacyy]

I want to know how nets are made lol

[@shimyshak]

Hey this isn't the ATP WORLD TOUR BALLS! This is actually the PENN BALL FACTORY. check out the video How Penn Balls Are Made. Atp has edited the part where the logos are marked and put its own logo instead of Penn's ! Cheaters !

[@TheUKFireFox]

Other way round penn used atp video penn video is made after atp and the factory workers have head jackets on ;)

[@HyperOpticalSaint]

+TheUKFireFox lol you two, they are the same company. Head owns penn.

[@HomeboyHotel]

@JordoZombie I'm surprised you haven't been told this by your parents, It's when one daddy and one mummy come together to have......(shall i continue?)

[@tanthiennguyen9133]

Es geht um Erzeugen als Erfinder......

[@williamstdog9]

@FionaCullen7 No, actually you DON'T want to know how Roger's Nike shoes are made, cause they're made by pre-teen girls in sweat shops under the most un-imaginable conditions for a human being. But it's all good - cause the compounds are OWNED by Nike and by special trade laws they do not have to conform to basic human rights laws; the sweat shops are their OWN COUNTRY, by law. Look it up, but be prepared to weep.

[@tomr6955]

Young boys are subject to bad conditions too, you know.

[@Nextman916]

@johnnygkl duh

[@tanthiennguyen9133]

Sonst verstehen nicht um der Laufbahnen.....Wie können Maschinen Erzeugen.....?

[@tanthiennguyen9133]

10$ bis 15$ Pro. Stücken.....?

[@taraurade6117]

A

[@tanthiennguyen9133]

Fangen man in der Luftraum

[@cankit22]

the most important question considering the current trends is ... are all these balls made in China just like everything else these days.. lol? its a saturday night ..dont judge me

[@pequodexpress]

Following the Chinese brand Teloon may yield some answers. I, too, am curious.

[@tanthiennguyen9133]

Knall in der Luft....

[@bestamerica]

' that is so sadly... how come american company dont make it own tennisballs... MADE IN AMERICA

[@tanthiennguyen9133]

Sagen es nicht ....Bitte Geduld......

[@dododede875]

@pingupingu1995 Made In China all the way

[@ALLNAMESAREALLREADYT]

I want to know does my wife cheatin' on me

[@TheOsash]

MADE IN CHINA

[@lammie001]

Super bad for the environment. 300 million balls shipped anually from mostly Thailand to all over the world. At my club we now use the Renewaball. 100% sustainable

[@tomr6955]

I doubt it's 100% sustainable.. How are they made? Materials? etc.. Do they keep pressure, do they keep their felt? How long? They're probably terriball..

[@zora99ny]

I hope they recycle tennis balls