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Did you know that it takes 42,000 pounds of pressure to emblazon an engraving onto the side of a baseball bat? We players take that for granted as we grab our trusted slugger and head to the plate. Who ever would have thought that the smash hit you’re aiming for has already undergone that kind of pressure?

It’s actually fascinating, the process and the concept. These days though, that process of customizing a baseball bat is almost passe. Most baseball bat makers today are leaping into the future of technology by using the ever so prevalently relied upon laser method for engraving their logos and signatures onto their bat products.

Generally these machines have a rechargeable battery which is very efficient, and removes the potential danger of having a power cord laying across the diamond.

Compressed air provides the force that propels each baseball or whiffle ball, and can send it reeling at either 25 to 65 miles per hour. Most affordable pitching machines will also double as a catching or outfielders practice run device as they will usually be able to throw over 125 feet high. With the optional external battery pack, capacity is doubled to over 1200 pitches, getting the whole team in good shape!