A device designed to remove oil absorbed by a bowling ball during use restores the ball’s natural tack and performance. This process typically involves placing the ball inside a chamber where heat and/or vacuum extraction methods are employed to draw the oil out of the pores of the coverstock.
Maintaining a ball’s cleanliness and oil-free state is crucial for consistent performance. Oil absorption alters a ball’s reaction on the lane, reducing hook potential and creating unpredictable ball motion. Regular extraction helps bowlers maintain a predictable and consistent reaction, leading to higher scores and a more enjoyable experience. The development of these devices reflects an advancement in bowling technology aimed at enhancing ball maintenance and player performance.
