Oliver Apex 420 CE

Metacarbon - A technology developed by Oliver that combines carbon fiber with HSN material, allowing you to build stiffer rockets with a lower lift. This solution allows for a dynamic offensive game.

Graphite is a carbon fibre, which is produced through an oxidation of polyacrylnitril fibre. Graphite is 40 % lighter than glass fibre and additionally five times stiffer and has a two times more rupture power. Highmodulus Graphite (T700) is finer than normal graphite and is produced by heating. The Highmodulus Graphite (T700) offers a higher hardness grade at the same weight. It?s the optimal material for High-Impact sport devices.

The Eplon™+K12 material continues to be used for the construction of powerful Prof-Line rackets. Due to the new processing technique of the carbon fibers, a material is created which has better and more effective mechanical properties. Focus of the use of Eplon™+K12 technology is to improve power transmission, ball control and vibration reduction. Oval Carbon fibers are spread into flat bands, which are much thinner than conventional carbon fibers. The result is a finer and denser grain structure, which has better mechanical properties and packed more material in the same range. This leads to reduction in the amount of material and less weight.
1 Ultra light and thin ply allowing possibilities of weight savings,
2 Straighter fibers with reduced crimp optimize and strengthen the composite,
3 Easy to handle, cut and place manually and automated,
4 Unique in design.