Bally Ribbon Mills

Bally Ribbon Mills designs and makes woven webbing, tapes and specialty fabrics. It serves aerospace, defense, medical, safety, automotive, commercial and industrial customers. The company is based at 23 North 7th Street in Bally, Pennsylvania, United States. The site says it works with fibers such as Kevlar, Nomex and textured nylon.

The company has been making products since 1923. The site says its weaving machines are American made and that its narrow fabrics are quality tested. It also says its design engineers and master weavers have more than seventy years of hands on textile experience. The site says the company's design engineers helped pioneer 3-D weaving technology.

Military and aerospace products make up a large part of the range. The site lists Mil-W-4088, Mil-DTL-5038K, Mil-W-5625K and Mil-T-87130 specifications. The site says several of these are Berry Amendment compliant. Aerospace webbing and Kevlar EXO webbing are also listed.

The advanced products group makes 3-D woven composite structures, 3-D woven joints, braided products and polar and spiral woven structures. The site says the company can weave from many yarns, including nylon, aramid, graphite, glass, quartz and silicon carbide. It also lists medical textiles and e-textiles. The engineering team has also worked to meet demand in the composites industry with woven preforms and 2-D and 3-D structural fabrics. A medical products group covers prototype to full scale production of woven tapes, webbing, and orthopedic, prosthetic and dental biotextiles.

The company says its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015, AS 9100D and ISO 13485:2016. It uses statistical process control, and lean manufacturing for continuous improvement, according to the site.

The news section covers trade shows. The company planned to show 3-D woven composite technologies at CAMX 2026 in booth K46. It also planned to show 3-D weaving at JEC World 2026 in booth 6K104. Visitors can request a quote through the site, call 610-845-2211, or download a Webbing 101 guide.