Billiard Ball Set, Pool, Aramith100, 57,2 mm

A TECHNOLOGICAL BREAKTHROUGH

With the launch of Aramith100, Aramith introduces the 5th generation of their phenolic resin and sets a new quality standard in the industry. Resulting from 15 years of Research and Development, this revolutionary resin has been combined with the Duramith™ Technology already used in the Aramith Tournament ball sets to offer unprecedented characteristics.

Thanks to a doubled vitrification layer, Aramith100 is 5 times more resistant to impacts and 3 times more resistant to wear, scratch, and stain than any other billiard balls on the market. Aramith100 also provides a better anti-kick effect thanks to enhanced anti-static properties and offers the best level of consistency within each ball in the set.

A UNIQUE PIECE OF CRAFTSMANSHIP

To celebrate 100 years of fine Belgian craftsmanship, each object ball is precision-engraved with the Aramith100 logo, its number, and the half circles around it acknowledging the use of the Duramith™ Technology. The cue ball is engraved with the Aramith logo on one side and with the number 100 on the other side. With its deeper vitrification layer, this pool ball set looks like no others. The engravings are magnified, the colors are sublimated, and their brilliance and glossiness are incomparable. Aramith100 is packaged in a stylish box made of solid oak which symbolizes strength, longevity, and endurance. Inside the box, the lid is covered with a piece of the emblematic Yellow Green Simonis 860 cloth manufactured by Iwan Simonis in Belgium.

A LIMITED AND DEDICATED EDITION

Behind the quality and performance of Aramith billiard balls, it is the story of highly skilled and dedicated craftspeople who pass on their experience and expertise from generation to generation to ensure the exact same level of excellence and consistency from one ball to another. This is why each Aramith100 set will come with its own certificate of authenticity, numbered, and personally signed by the Factory Director on behalf of all the craftspeople in Callenelle in Belgium.