Our facility produces pickleball nets designed for continuous court use in recreational centers, schools, and competitive venues. Each unit is engineered to maintain consistent tension and resist
Our facility produces pickleball nets designed for continuous court use in recreational centers, schools, and competitive venues. Each unit is engineered to maintain consistent tension and resist deformation under repeated impact.
Net height is set to 0.914 m at the sidelines and 0.86 m at the center, matching official pickleball specifications. The overall width spans 6.10 m to cover standard doubles courts.
Mesh opening measures 45 mm square, providing adequate ball visibility while preventing entanglement. The perimeter is reinforced with a double‑stitched 50 mm polyester binding to distribute load evenly.
The net body is manufactured from UV‑stabilized polyethylene terephthalate (PET) multifilament yarn, offering a tensile strength of approximately 55 MPa and a UV‑retention rate above 80 % after 500 hours of exposure.
Support poles are constructed from extruded aluminum alloy 6063‑T5, with an outer diameter of 50 mm and wall thickness of 2 mm, delivering a bending resistance of roughly 1.2 kN·m.
| Parameter | Typical Value | Adjustment Range |
|---|---|---|
| Net Height (sideline) | 0.914 m | ±0.02 m (custom) |
| Net Height (center) | 0.860 m | ±0.02 m (custom) |
| Mesh Size | 45 mm × 45 mm | 30–60 mm (option) |
| Pole Diameter | 50 mm | 45–60 mm (option) |
| Tension Rating | 1.5 kN (maximum) | Adjustable via ratchet |
Yarn is warped on high‑speed rapier looms, then heat‑set at 180 °C to stabilize dimensions. Each panel undergoes a 10 % elongation test before binding attachment.
Poles are cut to length, deburred, and anodized in a sulfuric bath; coating thickness is verified with eddy‑current gauges (±1 µm tolerance). Final assembly includes torque‑controlled ratchet installation to 2.0 Nm.
Finished nets are inspected for mesh uniformity (±2 mm), binding integrity (peel strength >15 N), and pole straightness (deviation <0.5 mm over 1 m). Random samples receive a 500‑cycle impact test simulating ball strikes at 30 m/s.
Pickleball courts experience frequent lateral loads from player movement and ball impact; a net that retains tension prevents sagging that could alter ball trajectory. Our design maintains <5 mm deflection under a 100 N lateral load, ensuring consistent play.
Facilities with multi‑purpose gyms benefit from the quick‑release ratchet system, allowing net removal in under 30 seconds for court conversion to basketball or volleyball.
Each net is folded into a rectangular bundle measuring 1.2 m × 0.3 m × 0.15 m, wrapped in 150 µm polyethylene film, and placed in a double‑wall corrugated carton (300 gsm). Corner protectors absorb impact forces up to 5 kN during transit.
Palletized shipments accommodate 24 units per standard EUR pallet (1.2 m × 0.8 m), with stretch‑film securing to prevent shift. Gross weight per pallet averages 210 kg, facilitating efficient forklift handling.
Standard production lead time is 18‑22 working days after receipt of approved artwork and material confirmation. Sample units (one net with pole set) can be dispatched within 5‑7 working days, with shipping costs borne by the requester.
Tooling modifications for custom mesh or pole dimensions add approximately 4‑6 days to the schedule, communicated during the quotation phase.
Yes, net height, width, and mesh size are adjustable within the ranges shown in the specifications table; custom lengths require new tooling.
Q: What information is required before quotation?Required details include desired net dimensions, mesh material preference, pole finish, quantity, delivery destination, and any branding artwork.
Q: How is quality inspected?Each batch undergoes dimensional verification, tensile sampling, UV‑exposure assessment, and impact cycle testing per internal QC‑001 protocol.
Q: What packaging methods are available?Standard packaging is film‑wrapped carton; optional reusable hard‑case or pallet‑crate solutions are available upon request.
Q: What is the typical production lead time?Lead time averages 18‑22 working days for standard configurations; expedited options can be discussed for urgent projects.