A Cue Factory That Publishes The Tip Diameter, The Joint And The Wood
Pool cues, snooker cues, jump cues, balls, chalk, tips, gloves and cases built in Taishan and shipped to importers, pool halls and brand owners. Sample orders are welcome and your logo goes on the product and the packing.
Your Brand On The Cue, The Chalk Box And The Carton
OEM is accepted across the range: logo printing on cases and chalk boxes, custom colours and shapes, and packing built to your own artwork. Low minimum order quantity, and a sample before you commit.
Stocked Lines Ship Without Waiting For A Production Slot
A large part of this range is published as in-stock: chalk by the box, cue tips by the fifty, cue balls and ball sets, and split cues in stock sizes. Full QC before shipment, and a full refund or replacement on quality faults.
Eight Families Of Billiard Equipment From One Taishan Factory
Eight families, all of them billiards: pool cues, snooker cues, jump and break cues, billiard balls and cue balls, cue tip chalk, cue tips, gloves, and the cases, holders and chalk boxes that go with them. One factory, so a cue, its tip and the chalk that serves it can be packed into the same carton.
Pool Cues
American-style and Chinese-style playing cues from entry-level house cues to carbon composite private cues, published with the tip diameter, the joint format and the forearm material.
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Snooker Cues
Small-tip English and Chinese black eight cues, one-piece and 3/4 split, in ash, maple and purpleheart, including handmade grain patterns.
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Jump And Break Cues
Three-section maple jump and break cues with large tips, built for the shot that damages a playing cue.
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Billiard Balls
Ball sets and individual cue balls in American, snooker and Russian sizes, published with the diameter and the resin grade the listing states.
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Billiards Chalk
Oil-based and dry cue chalk in 8A, 18A and 22A grades, boxed from single pieces to 100-piece sets, with custom colours and shapes for private label.
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Cue Tips
Multi-layer and single-layer leather cue tips from 9 mm to 14 mm, sold individually and in 50-piece factory packs.
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Billiard Gloves
Three-finger and half-finger Lycra billiard gloves with Velcro closure, open fingered and breathable.
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Cue Cases And Chalk Holders
Cue cases with through-cue slots, and magnetic, acrylic and moisture-proof chalk holders that keep chalk usable and cues straight.
Explore the rangeListed With The Millimetres, Not With Adjectives
One product from each family below, and all 113 on a single page with nothing paginated. Every page carries the tip or ball diameter, the joint format, the material and the pack quantity the source listing actually publishes, and marks the rows it does not.
Factory direct sale 1/2 billiard cue 13mm large tip professional American pool cue
13 mm tip, 1/2 jointed, built for American pool play.
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Spot factory direct sale billiard cue single integrated pool cue snooker general cue small tip cue
Small tip, one-piece, built for Snooker play.
See the specificationFactory wholesale ready-to-ship high-grade maple 1/2 split 3-section jump cue integrated big head billiard cue
Large tip, 1/2 jointed, maple construction, built for American pool play.
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Large 60.3mm Russian billiard balls (Russian style) with 16 white balls, suitable for export to cross-border e-commerce.
44.5, 47.5, 50.8, 52.5, 57 and 60.3 mm diameter, grade 12A as published, for Russian pyramid tables.
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Factory Direct Bili 18A PRO Oil Based Billiard Cue Chalk 9pcs Box – Professional Pool Cue Tip Chalk for Snooker & Pool
Grade 18A, oil-based, packed 9 per box.
See the specification9mm-13mm Pool Cue Tips for Snooker and American Pool Billiard Cue Tip Factory Wholesale
9 and 13 mm diameter, high hardness.
See the specificationFactory Direct Butterfly Shape Pool Cue Chalk –Premium Multi-Color Billiard Chalk for Cue Tips, Wholesale Ready Stock
Published by the factory in Taishan with the detail its own listing carries.
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New billiard cue case with double slots, integrated through-cudgel, snooker cue with large head, 3/4 split design, plastic steel case, high-value appearance.
Plastic.
See the specificationFive Kinds Of Buyer With Five Different Priorities
Importers and distributors buying by the container, pool halls and clubs replacing consumables, brand owners who need their own logo on the product, e-commerce sellers who need photography-ready packing, and venue operators fitting out a room from scratch.
Pool Halls And Billiard Clubs
Rooms that run tables commercially and replace consumables faster than anyone else: chalk by the box, tips by the fifty, house cues by the rack.
See what they specifyImporters And Distributors
Buyers shipping by the container who need a graded range, consistent specifications across reorders and packing that survives the journey.
See what they specifyOEM And Brand Owners
Brands that need their own logo, colourway and packing on equipment made by a factory that states plainly it is the manufacturer.
See what they specifySports Retail And E-Commerce
Sellers who need one unambiguous specification per listing, retail-ready packing and accessories that bundle naturally with a cue.
See what they specifyHotels, Venues And Academies
Operators fitting out a room from nothing: tables already chosen, and everything a player touches still to buy.
See what they specifyA Millimetre Decides Whether The Goods Are Usable At All
Billiard equipment is bought on a photograph far more often than on a specification, and that is where orders go wrong: a tip diameter that does not match the ferrule, a ball set that is the wrong standard for the table, chalk that skids instead of holding. Every product page here leads with the numbers the source specification actually publishes.
What Usually Goes Wrong
- A ball set bought at 57.2 mm for a table cut for 60.3 mm Russian pyramid balls
- A 50-piece tip pack that does not match a single ferrule in the rack
- Chalk sold without a grade, so the room cannot reorder what worked
- Cue halves that do not interchange across a batch of the same model
- A quotation written against a photograph and revised once the numbers appear
What This Factory Publishes Instead
- A real manufacturer rather than a trading desk, stating it plainly on the source FAQ, with the factory open to customer visits
- Diameters, joint formats and materials published per product, not per family
- A sample offered before the order, per the source FAQ
- Full QC before shipment, with refund or replacement on quality faults
Six Stages From An Enquiry To A Sealed Carton
These are the six stages an order passes through, and the specific failure each one exists to prevent.
Specification
A quotation written against a photograph gets revised later, when the tip size or the ball standard turns out not to match.
The enquiry is answered in writing with the tip diameter, the joint type, the wood or the resin grade and the packing quantity stated before anything is priced.
Sample
Buyers commit to a container and only then discover the shaft taper or the chalk hardness is not what their players expect.
The source FAQ offers a sample before the order, so the first physical unit you judge is the one the production run is matched against.
Material selection
Two cues that look identical can carry different forearms, and the difference only shows after a season of play.
Maple, ash, purpleheart, fibreglass and carbon composite are specified by name on each product page rather than described as premium hardwood.
Production
Mixed batches arrive with joints that do not interchange between cues of the same model.
Split cues are produced against their published joint format, so 1/2 and 3/4 shafts stay consistent within a model.
Quality control
A fault found by the end customer costs the importer the sale and the reputation at once.
The source FAQ states a strict quality control system with full QC before shipment, and a full refund or replacement where quality is at fault.
Packing and export
Cues and balls damaged in transit are the most expensive kind of freight saving.
Packing is built for the destination: OEM cartons and printed cases where the brand requires it, and export packing for bulk orders.
Four Specification Walk-Throughs
The source site publishes no named client projects, no contract values and no installation photography, so none are claimed. These are specification walk-throughs for four kinds of buyer, illustrated with the factory's own product photographs.
Specifying A Twelve-Table Pool Hall From Scratch
Twelve American pool tables, casual public play seven days a week, and an equipment list that has to survive a year of it.
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Taking A Private Label Chalk Line From Artwork To Carton
A brand owner wants chalk that is recognisably theirs on a shelf and in a pool hall, without a launch quantity that ties up their capital.
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Standardising A Snooker Room On One Small Tip Size
A room playing English snooker and Chinese black eight, with cues accumulated over years and no two ferrules the same.
Read what was specifiedBuilding A Mixed Container For A Regional Distributor
A distributor entering a new market needs a graded range rather than one product, and cannot afford a container that loads badly or arrives ungradeable.
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OEM And Private Label Programme
Your logo on the case, your colours in the chalk and your artwork on the carton, produced by the factory rather than through a trading desk.
Read the stage by stage guideFitting Out A Pool Hall
Everything a room needs besides the tables, ordered once, in sizes that match each other and the tables already installed.
Read the stage by stage guideBulk Export And Packing
Mixed container loads across cues, balls and consumables, packed for the destination rather than for the warehouse door.
Read the stage by stage guideCustom Cue Development
Taking a cue from a reference photograph or a set of requirements to an approved sample and a repeatable production model.
Read the stage by stage guideConsumables Supply Programme
Chalk, tips and gloves on a repeating schedule, ordered against the same published product page every time.
Read the stage by stage guideTen Guides For People Who Buy Billiard Equipment
Technical guides on tip diameters, shaft materials, joint formats, chalk grades, ball standards and storage in humid rooms, and buying guides on private label work and importing from China. Every figure quoted comes from a listing published on this site.
Choosing A Cue Tip Diameter, From 9 mm To 14 mm
Tip diameter is the first number on a cue specification and the one most often left off a listing. Here is what each band on this site is for, and why the ferrule decides it rather than the player.
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Maple, Ash, Purpleheart Or Carbon: What The Shaft Material Changes
The wood or composite named on a cue page is not decoration. It decides how the shaft deflects, how it holds straight in a humid room and how much a cue costs to replace.
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One-Piece, 1/2 And 3/4 Jointed Cues: What The Split Actually Changes
The joint format decides how a cue travels, how it plays through the stroke and whether a club can replace half of it. Three formats, three different purchases.
Read the guideFrequently Asked Questions
Are you a manufacturer or a trading company?
Can I get a sample before placing an order?
Do you accept OEM and private label work?
What is the minimum order quantity?
Which payment terms do you accept?
What happens if a shipment has a quality problem?
How long does production take?
Do you ship worldwide?
Tell Us What You Are Buying For
Send the product or the page, the diameter or grade, the quantity and the destination country. A quotation comes back by email.