Banner Bungees (Ball Bungees)

Banner Bungees (Ball Bungees): The “Shock Absorbers” That Will Keep Your Signs Safe

Don’t let the wind ruin your investment. Use the professional way to hang banners.

The Common Problem with Hanging Banners

We’ve all seen it happen. You pay a lot of money for a custom-printed banner for a trade show, a grand opening, or an outdoor event. You use stiff plastic zip ties to bind it tightly to a fence or frame. After that, the wind starts to blow. The zip ties don’t give at all, so the wind turns your banner into a sail, and the pressure has nowhere to go. Rip. The metal grommets tear straight out of the vinyl, making your sign sag and ruining it.

The Professional Solution: Banner Bungees

Banner Bungees, sometimes called Ball Bungees, are the best way to hang your signs. This is the same way the professionals do it.

Why Zip Ties Are Bad for Outdoor Banners

The difficulty with regular cable ties or rope is that they don’t move. They stay still. A banner needs to absorb the energy from a blast of wind when it hits it. When you use a stiff tie, the weakest spot, which is the vinyl surrounding the grommet, takes in the energy.

There is a difference with Banner Bungees. You can think of them as the parts that hold up your signs. The elastic string expands when the wind blows, which helps to cushion the shock. The bungee pulls the banner back taut and straight when the wind stops. This simple “give and take” motion takes the tension off the grommets and keeps them from breaking, which can double or even triple the life of your display outside.

Installation That Is Fast and Professional

These ball bungees look better than just protecting things. Long, uncut tails of zip ties hanging from a frame make it look sloppy. Banner Bungees give your business a neat, consistent design that shows clients you care about the little things.

You can also use them quite easily. No tools, no cutting, and no waste.

Installation steps:

• Put the elastic loop through the grommet on the banner.

• Put it around your pole, fence link, or truss structure.

• Put the loop back over the plastic ball.

• Finished.

They are great for events that happen more than once because you can use them again. Are you taking the flag down? Just take the ball off and put it back in your toolbox for next time.

Important Features and Specs

• The right length: These are the conventional size for most truss systems, chain-link fences, and pipe frames at 6 inches. They give the banner the perfect amount of tension so it stays taut without stretching too much.

• Heavy-Duty Elastic: These are made to last outside, in the sun, and through repeated stretching without losing their “snap.”

• Grommet Saver: Made just for reducing the wind load on banner hems.

• Versatile: We sell them for signage, but they can also be used to hold down tarps, keep extension cords organized, or tie up tent poles.

Take Care of Your Signs Today

Don’t take the chance of ripping your new banner on the first windy day. Banner Bungees are the best way to protect your signs, whether you’re putting up a booth at a festival, hanging a “Now Hiring” sign on a fence, or putting up a permanent exhibit.

Get your pack today to keep your banners looking neat, professional, and free of damage.