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Bow Brand | |
Industry | Music String Manufacturing |
Founded | 1915 |
Founder | Johannes Hemeter |
Headquarters | King's Lynn, Norfolk |
Products | Natural Gut and Wire wound Strings |
Number of employees | 28 |
Website | www.bowbrand.com |
Bow Brand Strings
Overview Bow Brand is a distinguished manufacturer of natural gut strings based in King's Lynn, Norfolk, England. Established in 1915, the company has consistently operated from the same site, maintaining a rich legacy of craftsmanship and quality.
History Founded in 1915, Bow Brand quickly became renowned for its high-quality natural gut strings. The company earned a prestigious reputation, becoming the original stringers for the Wimbledon Championships until 2010. Over the years, Bow Brand has remained committed to traditional string-making techniques while incorporating modern advancements to enhance the performance and durability of their products.
Products Bow Brand specializes in producing natural gut strings for a variety of instruments, including tennis rackets, harps, and bowed instruments. Each string is meticulously handmade by highly trained craftsmen and women, ensuring exceptional quality and performance.
Tennis Strings Historically, Bow Brand was known for their tennis strings, used by professionals and enthusiasts alike. Although no longer the official stringers for Wimbledon, their legacy in the sport remains influential.
Harp Strings Bow Brand's harp strings are highly regarded in the musical community. They are crafted to provide a rich, resonant tone, making them a preferred choice for professional harpists around the world.
Bowed Instrument Strings Recently, Bow Brand has launched a new range of strings for bowed instruments. These strings feature a gut core wound with silver, combining traditional materials with modern design to meet the needs of contemporary musicians.
Environmental Commitment Bow Brand is dedicated to environmental sustainability. Their natural gut strings and packaging are fully biodegradable, reflecting their commitment to reducing environmental impact. The company sources gut from suppliers who adhere to the highest standards of animal welfare, ensuring ethical production practices.
Craftsmanship The artistry and skill of Bow Brand's craftsmen and women are central to the company's success. Each string is individually handmade, a process that ensures the highest quality and consistency. This dedication to craftsmanship has solidified Bow Brand's reputation as a leader in the string manufacturing industry.
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