Albene 82 Order-specific and individually printed tennis balls from Albene are ideal promotional messengers. PSI Journal 11/2016 www.psi-network.de Almost limitless individuality is the trademark of Albene which has been supplying the market with sporting goods and promotional products for 25 years. The manufacture and finishing of balls is one of the core competences of the Munich-based supplier. Together with company owner Wolf Rüdiger, we take a look at making tennis balls in India. 25 years of Albene Almost limitless individuality W hen it comes to balls, Wolf Rüdiger is a specialist. In 1991, he began importing leather articles, and in the midst of the leather processing industry, he soon met ball manufacturers from India and Pakistan where the production of hand-sewn leather balls has a long tradition. A large proportion of the high-quality, handmade professional balls still come from these regions. Even though most balls for professional sport are no longer made of leather but consist of various PU materials, the experience of the manufacturers with whom Albene works together guarantees the highest quality and comprehensive know-how. Ball pro with production expertise Production expertise is one of the competitive advantages that Wolf Rüdiger has developed over the 25 years he has been in business. During this time, he has also steadily and systematically expanded his assortment. In addition to hand-made balls and leather gloves, Albene’s product portfolio includes a selection of sporting goods and promotional products for many professional sports and leisure activities. From match and training footballs in varous materials and qualities to FIFA-certified and competion-ready balls right up to the leisure and promotional ll – Albene is a professional in every regard. Volleyballs

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