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Printing on stress balls typically involves specialized printing techniques like screen printing or pad printing. These methods are adept at transferring your chosen designs, logos, or text onto the curved and often flexible surfaces of stress balls. The process is precise, ensuring that even intricate logos or messages are clearly visible. The inks used are usually durable to withstand the squeezing and handling that stress balls undergo.

Stress balls with a custom logo can be ordered from companies specializing in promotional products, such as Wrist-Band. These companies offer a range of customization options, allowing you to add your logo, choose specific colors, and even select unique shapes that represent your brand or event. When ordering, you'll typically have the option to view a mock-up of the product before finalizing your order, ensuring that the final product meets your expectations.

The durability of customized stress balls depends on several factors, including the material quality, the printing method used for customization, and how frequently they are used. High-quality stress balls are made to endure regular squeezing and handling, ensuring that they can last for months or even years. However, the lifespan can be shortened by extreme use or exposure to elements like direct sunlight or harsh chemicals. Proper care and moderate use can significantly extend the life of a customized stress ball.

The most common type is a foam stress ball, made from a durable, squishy polyurethane material that allows it to be squeezed repeatedly without losing its shape.

Stress balls typically range from 2 to 4 inches in diameter, although custom sizes are available. Smaller stress balls are easier to carry and squeeze with one hand, while larger ones may offer more surface area for branding or designs.

Stress balls help relieve stress and tension by providing a physical outlet for squeezing. They can improve hand strength and dexterity, aid in focus and concentration, and help reduce anxiety. Many people also use them during breaks from repetitive tasks, such as typing, to reduce the risk of strain.

Stress balls can be safe for children, but it’s important to ensure they are age-appropriate. Some stress balls contain small parts or are made from materials that could be a choking hazard. Always check the manufacturer's recommendations and supervise children when using stress balls.

The durability of a stress ball depends on the material and how frequently it’s used. Foam stress balls tend to last a long time if used properly, while gel-filled or rubber stress balls may wear out faster with regular squeezing. Proper care and storage can extend their lifespan.

Yes, stress balls are often used in physical therapy and occupational therapy to improve hand strength, increase grip, and aid in rehabilitation from hand injuries or surgeries. They are also helpful for individuals with conditions like arthritis or carpal tunnel syndrome to improve hand mobility.