QUALITY Kamui 14mm Cue Tips
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Kamui Tips is a Japanese manufacturer of cue tips for billiards and pool.
According to the company, the tips are produced by founder Masato Hiraoka in his workshop in Hiroshima.
The company and its products are named after the mythological Kamui.
Total trust in your pool cue is critical when making your shot.
It is the difference between losing or winning.
KAMUI has a passion for quality control and the technology that goes into producing the best tips made for billiards today.
Carefully picked leather is important to the tip making process and it does not stop there, KAMUI maintains the quality of the leather all the way through to the final end product.
KAMUI uses proven and established practices of quality control through physical experiments and the development of special treatment to make Kamui tips the best in market.
But most of all, the impression of our players is the final line that tells that KAMUI is the best.
Leather and Adhesive, Are the two substances that are carefully picked.
How they work together plays a key role in the production process of billiard tips.
The leather processing (tanning) is handled by the best tanners in the leather industry.
KAMUI has introduced a quality control process into the tanning of KAMUI leather.
This process gives the KAMUI brand the consistency required to be the best tip.
High quality raw leather is chosen and processed through a Tanning.
This tanning process is critical to the binding of the collagen fibers of the leather.
The quality control team has developed a proprietary process of tanning that allows KAMUI leather the ability to hold onto chalk.
KAMUI, through the ideal tanning process methods and quality control; with large amounts of testing data has discovered the ability to produce reliable leather for billiard tips at any time of the year.
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