Net Body: 3mm Braided P.E- U.V. stabilized. 100mm square mesh
7cm wide -18oz PVC coated band on all 4 sides with sponsor name.
With 4mm plastic wire on top and 6mm braided cord at bottom.
Eyelets: Two eyelets on each corner with 3mm Tie cords on D-ring.
2.5mm PE TWISTED – 9.5 x 1m.
100mm square mesh.
5cm PVC fabric Headband.
4cm Black banding on sides and bottom.
Eyelets: One eyelet on each corner with 3mm braided Tie cords.
9 ply PE maroon netting – 19mm mesh. 4cm white PVC head band.
Black fabric band at sides and bottom. Two eyelets each ends
with tie cords. Size 6.10m x 0.76m.
Heavy duty & high quality brass construction winder for tennis posts.
• World-class brass winder mechanisms for tennis posts
• Worm gear mechanism with handle & screws included
• Excellent durability-indoor or outdoor
• Weight : 1kg.
• Centre to center of drill holes. 42mm left to right, 104mm top to bottom.
– Net Body – 3mm PE Braided (U.V. treated).
– 45mm square mesh.
– Headband – Quad Stitched vinyl coated PVC.
– Net Banding – Side & Bottom of Nets are over-lock edged.
– Headline Cable – 4mm PVC coated Steel Cable with loop & pin finish
to suit standard Net Posts.
Net Body: 3mm Knotless braided Polypropylene U.V. stabilized.
100mm square mesh.
5cm Bright neon PVC coated band on all 4 sides.
Eyelets: Two eyelets on each corner with 3mm Tie cords on D-ring.
3 ply NYLON twisted brown netting – 19mm mesh. 4cm white Polyester head band.
Black fabric band at sides and bottom. Two eyelets each ends with tie cords.
With 4mm PE head cord.
Durable fiber glass frame.Fold together into own case.
Ideal to set up and practice visual learning, improve passing shots, return of
serves, and more. Can quickly attaches to a tennis net with hook & loop. Can
also be placed directly on the ground and used as court targets.
3mm Braided Polyethylene Black – UV treated.
2″ Vinyl Tarpaulin headband.
1½” Vinyl Tarpaulin white side & Bottom band.
Two fiber dowels in the both side Bands.
5mm plastic coated wire 38″.
Eyelets: Two on each corner with 3mm Tie cords.
