Pro Force Tournament Graphite Tennis Racket
300g unstrung weight, 100 sq. in. head size, 16x19 open string pattern. Engineered with 100% Japanese Toray T700 carbon fiber for explosive power and torsional stability.
Contact UsCustom OEM/ODM manufacturing engineered for high-performance clubs, sporting goods retailers, and collegiate athletic programs in San Francisco and Northern California.
300g unstrung weight, 100 sq. in. head size, 16x19 open string pattern. Engineered with 100% Japanese Toray T700 carbon fiber for explosive power and torsional stability.
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315g tour-weighted racket frame featuring an ultra-slim 21mm beam width, RA 62 flex rating, and dampening kinetic silicone beads integrated inside the handle assembly.
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Lightweight 25-inch and 27-inch graphite-aluminum composite frames tailored for high school leagues, junior coaching programs, and community tennis centers.
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Large-capacity 12-racket thermal-lined travel bag fitted with heavy-duty off-road wheels, reinforced base rails, and custom embroidered branding zones for team outfitters.
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Commercial-grade 3.5mm braided polyethylene netting with UV-resistant vinyl heading and rust-proof steel posts, built for heavy public court and facility usage.
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Microprocessor-controlled automated training machine supporting variable topspin, backspin, and rally frequencies up to 140 km/h for professional coaching systems.
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Precision-machined internal brass gear tennis posts, center straps, and heavy-duty ground sockets designed for institutional facilities and club installations.
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High-density dual-foam compression knee sleeves, thigh guards, and wrist stabilizers crafted for competitive athletes seeking reduced fatigue and impact protection.
Contact UsIn modern tennis equipment manufacturing, achieving the ideal synthesis of power, control, structural longevity, and player comfort requires a deep understanding of advanced polymer chemistry and carbon fiber layup mechanics. As a leading tennis rackets factory and international exporter serving regional distributors in San Francisco, California, our manufacturing facility operates at the intersection of traditional sports craft and aerospace-grade composite technology.
Every tennis racket manufactured for the San Francisco market is built using pre-impregnated high-modulus graphite (Pre-preg Carbon Fiber). By precisely controlling resin-to-fiber ratios under high-pressure thermal molding (Vacuum-Assisted Resin Transfer Molding), we eliminate micro-voids within the frame's structural walls. This ensures that every racket shipped across the Pacific exhibits consistent frame stiffness (RA index ranging between 60 to 72), predictable energy transfer upon ball impact, and minimal frame torque under off-center hits.
Information Gain Insight: Standard sporting goods factories often rely on chopped carbon fiber composites to reduce cost, resulting in erratic flex points and rapid frame fatigue. Our facility exclusively employs continuous multi-directional carbon weaves (0°, 45°, and 90° layups) combined with Nano-Epoxy resin systems, increasing impact resistance by 28% without adding unwanted static weight.
San Francisco's tennis landscape spans diverse skill levels—from recreational leagues playing at public venues like Golden Gate Park Tennis Center and Dolores Park to elite collegiate players competing in NorCal USTA sanctioned tournaments. To meet these varied buyer profiles, our OEM manufacturing line provides customizable weight and balance tuning:
San Francisco’s coastal environment presents unique challenges for sports gear: heavy fog, damp ocean air, and salt-laden humidity. Our tennis rackets feature hydrophobic polyurethane handle wraps, anti-corrosive brass/zinc butt cap hardware, and UV-stabilized grommet strips designed to resist premature thermal degradation on outdoor Bay Area hard courts.
With hundreds of public tennis courts managed by San Francisco Recreation and Parks, as well as prestigious private country clubs across Marin County and the Peninsula, distributors require versatile racket lines catering to high-frequency rental setups, academy coaching programs, and pro-shop retail sales.
Hard court play inherent to Northern California generates elevated impact shock to players' elbows and wrists. Our frames incorporate an elastomer dampening core (Soft-EVA Core Injection) within the throat bridge, reducing harsh vibrations by up to 35% to protect players against arm fatigue.
The sports retail market in San Francisco, San Jose, and Oakland is experiencing a significant shift toward specialized, high-margin niche equipment. Key trends influencing local procurement decisions include:
Independent tennis academies and regional retail chains across Northern California are moving away from heavily discounted tier-1 brand margins. By contracting directly with our factory, Bay Area brands establish proprietary racket lines with gross profit margins exceeding 55%.
San Francisco buyers prioritize environmental compliance. We support sustainable export fulfillment by utilizing 100% recyclable polybags, FSC-certified cardboard master export cartons, and water-based, non-toxic frame clear-coats.
As multi-sport racket venues expand across the Bay Area, distributors frequently order mixed container shipments containing carbon tennis rackets, pickleball paddles, protective travel bags, and court training accessories in a single consolidated bill of lading.
Below are standard engineering specs available for OEM customization and bulk B2B procurement for the US West Coast market:
| Racket Series | Material Composition | Head Size | Unstrung Weight | RA Stiffness | String Pattern | Target Segment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pro Tour 98 | 100% Toray T700 Carbon Fiber | 98 sq. in. / 632 cm² | 310g ± 5g | 64 RA | 16 x 19 / 18 x 20 | Advanced / Tournament Players |
| Velocity 100 | High Modulus Graphite / Kevlar Mesh | 100 sq. in. / 645 cm² | 300g ± 5g | 68 RA | 16 x 19 | Intermediate / Club Players |
| Lite Matrix 104 | Graphite Composite / Carbon Weave | 104 sq. in. / 671 cm² | 275g ± 5g | 70 RA | 16 x 19 | Beginner / Recreational / Senior |
| Junior Performance 26 | Standard Modulus Carbon Composite | 100 sq. in. / 645 cm² | 245g ± 5g | 62 RA | 16 x 18 | Junior Competitive (Ages 9-12) |
Rooted in decades of athletic equipment manufacturing excellence (adapted from world-class manufacturing centers in Jalandhar and international export hubs), our factory integrates end-to-end production under one roof: from carbon fiber weaving and resin mixing to precision robotic painting, custom stringing, and final packaging.
Every production batch undergoes raw material resin checking, in-line molding wall-thickness ultrasonic measurement, and pre-shipment drop/impact testing to guarantee zero structural defects before ocean transit.
We execute your custom color schemes (Pantone matching), laser-etched frame serial numbers, 3D textured decals, custom grip polyurethane embossing, and retail-ready head covers with full barcode integration.
We streamline import logistics for San Francisco and Bay Area businesses, managing ocean LCL/FCL shipments directly to the Port of Oakland with seamless customs clearance documentation, ISF filing support, and door-to-door delivery options.
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Our standard factory MOQ for fully customized OEM carbon fiber tennis rackets starts at 200 pieces per mold/spec. For stock unbranded frames or standard factory colorways with custom butt cap logo prints, we accommodate smaller initial trial orders starting at 50 to 100 pieces for local San Francisco business setups.
Sampling and pre-production approval typically take 10 to 15 business days. Once bulk manufacturing is completed (approx. 25 to 35 days), ocean transit from our nearest international export port to the Port of Oakland, California, averages 18 to 22 days. Total turnaround time from final artwork approval to warehouse delivery in San Francisco is usually 50 to 60 days.
Yes. All metal hardware components (butt caps, grommet pins, and tension screws) undergo 48-hour salt-spray environmental chamber testing. Furthermore, our clear-coat polyurethane finish prevents paint blistering and frame moisture absorption caused by high atmospheric humidity common to coastal California courts.
Absolutely. Many of our San Francisco athletic clients consolidate orders across multiple categories. You can combine tennis rackets, sports kit bags, ball machines, practice nets, and protective training gear inside a single 20ft or 40ft shipping container to optimize freight costs.
We supply a complete export documentation set with every shipment, including the Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Clean On-Board Bill of Lading, Certificate of Origin, and ISF 10+2 data sheet. Tennis rackets are classified under US Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) Code 9506.51.0000.
During our automated carbon layup and thermal curing process, raw carbon pre-preg sheets are laser-cut to exact gram weights. Post-production, every frame is weighed and measured on an electronic balance balance board. Rackets outside a strict ±3 gram or ±3mm balance tolerance are rejected automatically.
Partner directly with a proven tennis rackets factory. Contact our engineering and international trade team today for technical consultations, sample requests, and competitive wholesale quote pricing.