Lateksballonger i størrelse 80cm er pakket i poser på 10stk. kan kjøpes en og en .
80cm ballonger er i kuleformet og samtidig er mye større en vanlig ballong.
Passer perfekt som toppballong på en søyle , elegant og skaper stemning hvis den henger ned fra taket og helt topp til å bruke store ballonger med ballonggass.
Passelig til Halloween komposisjoner
Alle lateks ballongene våre er laget av "caoutchouc" - en naturlig, fornybar og 100% biobasert gummilateks og kombinert med organiske pigmenter.
-Ballongene kan fylles med luft og ballonggass hvor svevetid uten hifloat er rundt 3-4 dager.
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-Produksjonen er CO2 negativ
-Husk å bruke pumpe til oppblåsing. Vi anbefaler at du bruker en ballongpumpe når du blåser opp lateksballonger, for å minske risikoen for at de smeller i ansiktet under oppblåsingen. Luftpumpe kan kjøpes i butikken under kategori tilbehør
-Fest ALLTID vekt til gassballonger
-ALDRI slipp ut gassballonger
-Punkter og kast ballongene i restavfall etter bruk
-Forleng holdbarheten til gassballonger med HiFloat eller Gofly denne finner du i tilbehør
Produsert i Italia
Gemar
Angelo Rocca, the founder of the first Italian balloon manufacturer was born in 1884. At just 4 years old his passion was ignited when he emigrated to France with his family to help his brother-in- law, a successful balloon artisan.
As a young man he started off as a street vendor, but he was soon promoted to production assistant. By 15 he was managing the balloon workshop that supplied the most exclusive shops in Marseille.
At the tender age of 18, Angelo returned to his homeland, a small village called Casalvieri in Italy. Here he founded the first Italian company to manufacture latex balloons.
Angelo expanded the business by selling balloons across Italy, Europe, Africa and the Middle East. He could only grow so far though, at this time production was long and complex, all balloons were strictly “handmade” by expert artisans.
Genesio, one of Angelo’s sons, founded his own company in 1953 called “Ditta Genesio Rocca”. He successfully transformed balloon production by growing it to an industrial scale.
In 1970 Genesio built the first factory covering a surface of 1000m2 and purchased the first automatic dipping line to manufacture latex balloons.
In 1977, following the premature death of Genesio in a tragic car accident, Angelo, Genesio’s eldest son, took the reins of the company. In 1990, he officially founds GEMAR. Under Angelo’s solid leadership, the company conquered a prime position in the global marketplace. Now, he is running Gemar® with his son Genesio.
At the turn of the millennium, Gemar® expanded its production to incorporate a printing facility and began to specialize in printing latex balloons. Tapping into a new and prosperous market, Gemar® developed a reputation as innovators in the industry, recognising up and coming trends and providing their customers with designs that let them fly above their competitors.
The Rocca family is still at the heart of Gemar® and has the support of a dedicated team. They continue to manufacture the world famous “Italian balloon” in over 100 different shapes, sizes and brilliant colours. Today GEMAR is among the world’s largest manufacturers of natural latex balloons and have positioned themselves as the undisputed industry leaders in Europe.
