Hydraulic Fracturing Balls, simply known as “frac balls.” These balls are spherical-shaped devices that are utilized during the process of hydraulic fracturing. Hydraulic fracturing, commonly referred to as “fracing,” is a technique that involves creating small cracks or fractures deep in the ground. These fractures enable oil and gas to flow to the surface, where it is collected and processed for future use. Among the tools used in the fracturing process, frac balls are pumped into the well in order to activate various devices. Specifically, the balls are designed to activate tools as well as to isolate portions of a well during multi-stage fracturing operations. These two processes allow for the accumulation of pressure in a specific area, thereby enabling fracturing in a target section of the well.