Specifying Low Price tennis ball and racket set Hot Sale for Wholesale and OEM Orders
Specification Range and Customisation Limits
| Parameter | Standard Wholesale Range | Technical Tolerance |
|---|---|---|
| Racket Material | Fiberglass / Carbon Composite | ± 5g variance |
| Core Density | EVA Foam (20-40 kg/m³) | ± 2 Shore C hardness |
| Racket Weight | 320g - 370g | ± 3g |
| Ball Pressure | Low Pressure (Beach-specific) | Rebound 130-150cm from 2m |
Two suppliers quoting the same specification often differ in the core-to-frame bonding method. A lower price-point construction may utilize a simple adhesive bond, which leads to delamination after repeated thermal expansion in sun-exposed environments. We utilize injection-molded resins to ensure the face remains rigid against the frame during high-impact play.
Technical Procurement Note:
For high-volume retail sets, the surface texture of the racket is typically etched rather than painted with sandpaper grit. This prevents the coating from wearing off during transport, maintaining the friction-coefficient consistency for the end-user.Comparing Two Standard Configurations
Unit price settles the question only after evaluating the material grade of the racket face. A fiberglass-only face offers a wider sweet spot but increases the vibration transfer to the and arm.
Entry-Level Fiberglass Set
- Fiberglass frame for cost-efficiency.
- Soft EVA core for maximum shock absorption.
- Standard felt-covered balls.
Performance Carbon-Hybrid Set
- Carbon-fiber weave for power return.
- High-density core for precision control.
- Reinforced low-bounce balls.
Before comparing quotations, verify the grip material. Low-cost sets often use basic foam that absorbs sweat and swells, whereas moisture-wicking grips maintain tacky properties over time.
Assumptions Buyers Should Stop Making
Many buyers assume "low price" implies inferior structural integrity. In reality, the cost reduction often comes from the thickness of the frame walls or the complexity of the aerodynamic molding rather than the material load-bearing capacity.
A 22mm beam width provides significantly more stability than a 18mm beam, even if the weight is identical. You must-decide based on whether your target market values- longevity or the lowest possible entry price.
Ball consistency is another overlooked factor in bulk orders. We test the internal pressure of every batch to ensure that 10,000 balls exhibit the same rebound height, preventing customer complaints regarding "uneven bounce."
Packing, Marking and Freight Configuration
Bulk shipping beach tennis sets requires specific moisture control to prevent EVA core warping. We utilize individual poly-bags with desiccant inserts to protect the rackets from humidity during long-haul ocean transit.
Custom branding is applied via silk-screen or heat-transfer printing. Heat-transfer is preferred for high-UV environments as the ink does not crack under direct exposure on the beach. Review our artwork-branding-review process.
Ordering, Tooling and Lead-Time Questions
What is the lead time for custom molded racket shapes?
Standard molds allow for production within 25-30 days. Custom tooling requires an additional 20-25 days for CNC-machined steel molds and testing.
Can we mix the MOQ across different colorways?
The MOQ is based on 500 total sets, but we can distribute this across three different racket colorways and two ball pack sizes.
How is the ball pressure tested for export?
We perform pressure-drop testing on a random 5% sample per batch to ensure they remain within the ±2% PSI tolerance.
