Hot Air & Helium Balloons

LUCKY-TECH Membranes Pvt Ltd Pvt Ltd manufactures hot air balloons for sports, commercial, or ride operations.

The highest hot air balloon flight on record went to an altitude of 22,000 ft. However, the typical romantic or pleasure flight would fly from treetop level to a few thousand feet, depending on the wind speed and direction.

The bird doesn’t have the capability to fly through the fabric. Basically, nothing happens when a bird hits a hot air balloon. First of all, a balloon is pretty big and pretty slow.

The simple answer is that one type of balloon is filled with helium and the other air. The balloon itself is actually the same.

Any type of balloon can be filled with helium. Balloons vary by material, shape, size and purpose — from small decorative balloons and toys to large parade balloons, weather balloons, or airships. As long as the balloon is made of non-porous material it will hold helium.

Latex balloons filled with helium without the Hi-Float treatment inside will usually last about 8 to 10 hours. Helium-filled foil or Mylar balloons will stay afloat for about three to four days. In fact, there is certain foil balloons that will stay inflated up to three weeks.

Helium is sensitive to temperature changes. Cold air causes the helium to shrink, which makes the balloon appear to deflate, although it still floats. Heat can cause the helium to expand and the balloon to burst.

In heavy wind you shouldn’t floating blimps and giant balloons with helium. A helium-filled promotional product will fly uncontrollably from side to side. In really heavy wind it will go towards the ground. It's a good idea check the weather reports before launching your blimp or giant balloon.

Yes - like anything else. It majorly depends on how you handle the products. Keep the product away from sharp objects to prevent them from damage.

If you experience a leak in the product, you can fix it with the gear that comes with the product. Helium-filled commercial effects made in TPU are easier to fix than PVC.

First of all, let’s bust a myth. A giant helium balloon can only lift a few hundred grams. It’s not like cartoons, where people fly away by holding helium balloons. But it’s still nice to secure a blimp or balloon. Do it with a regular peg, to a tree, or a car.

Your helium-filled commercial items aren’t a permanent solution as a regular sign. It won’t float in the outdoor for an eternity. Helium shrinks and no balloon is one hundred percent airtight. A helium balloon needs a refill a couple of times a week.

We recommend being careful when filling up the product. Especially when opening the bottle of helium. Do it carefully and slowly turn op the flow. Helium can be dangerous to inhale, so we recommend not making too many cartoon voices with it.