Custom Branding
Electrolit Mega Tennis Ball Display
For Electrolit, Intak created a specialty print piece designed for visibility and impact: a mega tennis ball with clean, brand-accurate graphics. The goal was to deliver a display-ready product that feels polished up close and bold from across the room.
The challenge
Printing on a non-traditional, curved surface introduces higher risk for alignment, edge quality, and durability. The piece also needed to look premium in a showcase environment—meaning clean application, consistent color, and a finish that holds up to handling and display.
The solution
Intak approached the build as a controlled specialty production: confirming placement, testing for surface compatibility, and applying the branding with a detail-first process to ensure clean edges and consistent appearance. The final output was delivered as a finished display piece ready to feature in a showroom or event setting.
What we produced
Branded mega tennis ball (custom printed/application)
Production-ready artwork placement for the curved surface
Optional expansion concept: oversized racket build for a matched display set
Why it worked
The result is a high-visibility branded asset that feels premium and intentional—built to stand out in photos, in-person displays, and showcase environments. By managing the production details in-house, the piece maintained consistency and presentation quality without needing multiple vendors.
Key value
Specialty print execution on a unique surface
Brand-accurate color and clean, premium finish
Display-ready output built for visual impact
Project Insight / Key Learnings
Non-standard surfaces need testing first. Small compatibility checks reduce risk and improve finish quality on curved or textured materials.
Placement planning is everything on curved objects. Confirming alignment and viewing angles early prevents awkward logo distortion or off-center results.
Premium display pieces require “close-up QC.” Edge cleanliness and consistency matter more when the product is meant to be photographed and showcased.
Thinking in “sets” increases value. Pairing the ball with a complementary display element (like a mega racket) strengthens the visual story and usability.
One-stop execution keeps the look consistent. Managing artwork placement, production, and finishing together helps maintain brand accuracy and timeline control.
