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4D Technology |
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Dunlop has further enhanced its Aerogel technology by
taking it to the next dimension with 4D braiding. 4D stands for 4
directional braiding. It is constructed using four braided fibres of
superight S-glass fiber wrapped in an aluminum alloy sheath.
Four directional braided material is used at key points on the
racket frame to significantly increase racket stability.
- at 5 and 7 o'clock to minimize frame torsion and increase control
- at 3 and 9 o'clock for increased stability and enhanced touch and
feel
The results are exceptional racket control without sacrificing the
Dunlop racket feel. 4D braiding has been implemented across the whole
Dunlop Aerogel line, offering outstanding benefits to players of all
abilities.
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Dunlop AeroGel Technology
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AeroGel is the new breed of racquet material - Light
and Strong:
AeroGel (like Head MicroGel and Wilson K Factor) is
extremely light, strong and rigid. It has an
unmatched strength to weight ratio.
Now a racquet can be designed for great strength and
stability without adding undesired weight. There
can be special shaping of the head, yoke, and
connector sections that was not possible with older
materials.
Try an AeroGel, you will see that balls go exactly
where you want, you have great feel, and you also have
good comfort and low vibration.
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Dunlop M-Fil Technology
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M-Fil is a three dimensional braid that is infused into
the racquets carbon-fiber frame. This stabilizes the frame in all
dimensions to provide control and stability.
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Dunlop VibraCore Technology |
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Vibracore Technology dramatically reduces frame vibrations. At ball
impact, shock waves are absorbed into a silconnerubbercore in the shaft of the racquet
and are not allowed to travel down to the
handle. This provides exceptional comfort and significantly reduces the risk of tennis
elbow.
Virbacore, like Babolat Cortex, is especially effective in more
powerful frames.
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