Sizing Chart

There are currently 267 product lines available. Current standard sizing is available through our sizing chart. If we don’t stock the size you are looking for Bounce Rubber Bands is able to custom-make sizes to fit your needs.

Please note, we sell wholesale rubber bands only. 

Bounce Rubber Bands is an importer and international distributor of high-quality wholesale natural rubber bands.

Our roots are planted in Australia, but our branches span the globe through an extensive distribution network. Catering to a diverse clientele, we proudly serve industries such as office supplies, florists, agriculture, packaging, food preparation, industrial, education, media, and continuously venture into new sectors.

Embracing versatility, our rubber bands are available in a wide range of sizes, colours, and various packaging options. Additionally, we can customise orders to match the specific needs of your company. Our unwavering commitment revolves around delivering exceptional quality products, coupled with unparalleled service ethics, all at the most competitive prices in the industry.

Please check out our rubber band FAQ page for further details on minimum order quantities. If you are an end-user of rubber bands, please don't hesitate to get in contact and we can point you in the direction of one of our reputable resellers.

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Rubber Band Sizes

1. Length: The length of a rubber band is measured when the band is laid flat and unstretched from end to end. Longer rubber bands are suitable for larger bundles, while shorter ones work well for smaller items.

2. Width: The width of a rubber band refers to its width when laid flat and unstretched. Wider bands offer more strength and durability, making them ideal for heavy-duty tasks.

3. Thickness: The thickness, often called wall, determines the band's cross-sectional thickness. Thicker bands are stronger and less likely to break.

Numbering System

Rubber band sizes are often represented by a numbering system, such as 8, 16, 32, and 64. Each number corresponds to a specific size, with higher numbers indicating larger and stronger bands.