U.S. Manufacturer
Women Owned Small Business
ISO 9001:2008 Certified
Looking for a great way to fit in an uncomplicated workout outside? Resistor Strip resistance bands offers a high quality digital imprint of recommended exercises directly on each resistance band. This set will provide an excellent workout session that can tone and firm your arms, legs and chest.
Imprinted ProductsAlso available at
Do you
Need Help?
Need help finding the products that are ideal for your project? Choose the next step and we’ll find the perfect items for you.
How do I find and buy
Alliance Products?
Product
Innovator
Alliance Rubber Company has created a new way for inventors to present inventions and new products for consideration.
Answer a few simple questions and you’ll be ready to get started and submit your idea today!
Band 
logy
Features on the unlimited uses of rubber bands.
Big Bands for Oversized Jobs
- Posted:
- Category: Home Use
Alliance Rubber’s Big Bands are ideal when short or thin rubber bands can’t do the job you need. These large rubber bands are a versatile and durable tool for home, school or small business use.
These heavy-duty rubber bands are great for bundling, storing and organizing and are safe for use in both the microwave and freezer.
Rubber...Read More
How Tattoo Artists Use Rubber Bands
- Posted:
- Category: Industrial
Here at Alliance Rubber Company, we make rubber bands for many different industries. Our Tattoo Rubber Bands are used to stabilize the needle of a tattoo gun to prevent swaying. The bands allow the needle to move properly - especially when used with flat shading needles where the tube tip is open on top. The rubber bands are changed with every tattoo...Read More
The History of Alliance
- Posted:
- Category: Alliance Rubber
The history of rubber bands goes back a long way. Alliance Rubber Company was founded 95 years ago in Alliance, Ohio and we’ve been manufacturing rubber bands ever since. Our founder, William Spencer, began the company by cutting bands from Goodyear inner tubes. After seeing newspapers blowing across lawns, he persuaded the Tulsa World...Read More