
In many bowling ball factories, the same scene plays out every day:
experienced operators stand beside the casting machine, constantly watching material temperature, manually adjusting flow rates, and occasionally tapping pipelines to prevent blockage.
It is not that manufacturers resist automation. The reality is that many so-called “automatic” machines are difficult to tune, unstable in operation, prone to breakdowns, and generate high scrap rates.
The challenge becomes even more apparent when customers demand high-rebound cores, colored surface layers, or asymmetrical weight block designs. Under these conditions, conventional polyurethane casting equipment often reaches its limits. You may have purchased a “PU casting machine,” yet you still find yourself fighting air bubbles, delamination, and uneven curing on a daily basis.
So where does the real problem lie?
It is not inferior raw materials.
It is not insufficient operator skill.
It is equipment that fails to truly understand the process logic of polyurethane in bowling ball manufacturing.
Feilong Polyurethane Equipment has always focused on one core objective:
to break down the molding process of polyurethane elastomers for high-precision products into fully controllable variables.
Bowling balls are a textbook example of high-precision PU elastomer products. They require:
This is exactly the domain where Feilong’s more than 20 years of technical accumulation delivers its greatest value.
Feilong equipment is not designed to simply “inject material into a mold.” Instead, it builds a closed-loop control system around three critical factors:
With conventional equipment, the A/B components may begin gelling within 30 seconds after mixing. If pipeline temperature fluctuates by just ±5°C, the reaction rate shifts noticeably. The result is inconsistent density between the front and rear sections of the core — one of the key reasons some bowling balls exhibit unstable or drifting trajectories on the lane.
Feilong’s system automatically compensates for:
It dynamically fine-tunes preheating temperatures and injection timing, while integrating vacuum degassing and pressure-assisted filling. This ensures that every bowling ball develops uniformly — from the core to the outer shell — with no hidden defects.
As manufacturing margins continue to tighten, a single equipment selection mistake can lead to months of wasted capacity, customer attrition, and missed market opportunities.
Choosing a partner like Feilong — one that understands materials, masters equipment engineering, and is willing to integrate deeply into your production line — is, fundamentally, an investment in stable delivery of consistently high-quality products.