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JSKｰNanoball GmbH is a classical family company with decades of international experience.

The Schulte family have been engaged in precision ball making for many decades. But young graduate, Mr Juergen Schulte wanted new challenges and started JS-Kugeltechnik in 1989. With the support of certified suppliers, strict management and quality control, the company expanded rapidly.

In 1996, he established the subsidiary company Nanoball GmbH to focus on miniature precision balls for the lighter and pen balls industry. Innovative thinking and professional action led to the manufacturing of high precision miniature balls from different materials. Currently, Nanoball supplies all quality grades (G3 - G700).

Since the year 2000, JSKｰNanoball has also developed new applications for its miniature precision balls. After Nanoball`s merger with JSKugeltechnik in Sep 2001, we are proud to highlight that we are also the largest steel Ball Trader in Germany. Since our inception, our Nanoball Team has always strived to provide high quality products and reliable services to our esteemed customers. We are pleased to mention that we achieved the DIN EN ISO9002 Quality Management System Award in May 2001.

For the high-tech application of precision balls in the computer industry, a distribution contract for the Asian economic zone has been established with Suwa Precision Engineering Pte Ltd in Singapore on 9th May 2002. Suwa Precision has been concentrating its marketing activities on applications such as stepper motors, data storage devices, telecommunication and optical applications (DVD, CD player, optical processors)

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Nanoball holds the world record for manufacturing mechanically the smallest precision ball. These balls has been evaluated for a medical application by a Scandinavian research institute. The researchers heated the tiny steel balls to temperatures higher than the body temperature and injected the balls into human body tumours in an attempt to destroy the tumour cells.

This is already the second pharmaceutical application in which Nanoball has played a significant role. In 1999, a large German conglomerate tried to evaluate an effective BSE test by using Nanoball balls for a carrier function with an indicator fluid.