Entervending is a United States based company situated in South Florida. We put in action our own vending experience, offering the best supplies for the bulk vending businesses. Reliable branded gumball machines, candy vendors and capsule toy cabinets are chosen from well-known factories in the U.S. and Canada. Bulk flavored gumballs, vending candy, capsuled toys and super balls are also provided in a wide selection of styles and colors. We offer vendors quality supplies for super balls vending businesses produced under ICTI safe standards. Dozens of colored and figurine bouncing balls sets were carefully selected for you from the best manufacturers. Styled 27 mm super balls are provided for one inch vending machines at wholesale prices. 32 mm and larger bouncy toy balls suitable for two inches capsule vendors are presented in a wide selection, too. Colored solid and transparent, sport styled, printed and a glowing mix of super balls are presented here on our site. Our customers deal with Entervending because we offer the best prices for trusted bulk vending products due to direct trading with manufacturers. Also, to make things more convenient for you, we ship individual bags or boxes. So you could always mix and match your products on the site, and get it fast, delivery options from UPS, FedEx and others.

Bouncy Balls, (otherwise known as Super balls) are great fun for people of all ages to play with. They are entertainment for millions of people around the world. Bouncy balls are colorful compacted pieces of rubber that can often bounce up over three stories high; thrown against a wall and caught when it bounces back; bounced down the street, dribbled, and even be collected. What you do with your bouncy balls is up to you. The Bouncy ball, otherwise known as super ball was invented by a California chemist named Norman Stingley. In his spare time, Norman Stingley compressed scraps of synthetic rubber together under around 3500 pounds of pressure per square inch, resulting in a compressed rubber ball with an unexpected resilience. He presented his invention to his employer at the Bettis Rubber Company, in Whittier, California. The company rejected the item because of "glitches" in the product, such as the ball falling apart quickly and easily. Norman feared his product would never hit the markets due to these problems with the toy. Not too long after being turned down by his employer, Norman was contacted by Wham-O, who had made a name for themselves by taking in brilliant ideas and working to make them "successful". After Norman agreed to working with Wham-O, it took several months to come up with a more sturdy concentration that would hold up to normal use. Even after finding a stronger substance, the ball still lost large pieces if thrown hard enough at a rough surface. Soon after this, the Bouncy Ball took a step in the right diretion and headed straight for the market in the fall of 1965. Wham-O gave the bouncing ball a big market promotion. By Christmas, only 6 months after being introduced to Wham-O, seven million Bouncy Balls had been sold at 98 cents a piece. Since then, super balls became a favorite toy of millions of people of all ages in the world; always ready for playing, collecting and offering hours of fun.