Batting Cage Net 12' x 14' x 70' #36 HDPE Heavy Duty Baseball Softball Netting
Baseball Batting Cage Net 12' x 14' x 70' #36 Twine Size HDPE. 12' x 14' x 70' Frame Kit Here! Constructed from #42 Twine Size knotted HDPE(High Density Polyethylene). For youth through commercial applications, fits in the typical batting cage square seen at most parks & fields. Net is hung on a square, which absorbs the impact of the balls over several meshes with no high spots to accelerate wear. UV & Weather protection is embedded during extrusion , Not a cheap coating that will flake off in a couple of years. Life expectancy is 6 to 8 years. We believe this is the best batting cage for the dollar value on the market today. We are a family business started by my grandfather over 50 years ago. We intend on being in business for another 50 years.
We only sell quality, well made products. Polyethylene: Our Polyethylene nets, the UV inhibitors are inside the Polymeric blend that gets extruded into the individual fibers. These fibers are twisted or braided into twine. Since the UV inhibitor is built into the fibers, it can't wear off. Polyethylene doesn't absorb water, doesn't rot, and loses very little strength year to year.
Their Nylon nets are coated with a UV inhibitor which tends to wear off in a year or two. Nylon absorbs water, encouraging mold, mildew, and rotting. Typically a new nylon net used outside in direct sun will lose 15% to 20% of its tensile strength each year. Where is this net made? And some of our custom nets are American Made.Because of price competition this is not always possible. We tried those, they tend to be low quality, with little UV resistance. We have had Zero complaints on these nets made in India. They are a very good quality net.
They tend to be a little heavier duty better twine than what I have seen come out of China. We get lots of word of mouth business on our batting cage nets. What Twine size do I need? A #42 Twine net is about twice as thick and twice as strong as a #21 Twine. The larger twined, heavier cages will snag balls better, look better, wear better, last longer, and you will be happier with it. You need a minimum of 60 lbs. #18 Twine is a Light Duty Net, 100 lbs. Generally considered the minimum necessary for a home use batting cage, with light use it could last 2 to 3 years. #21 Twine is a Pretty Good Net, 125 lbs. With moderate use could last 3 to 4 years. #24 Twine is a Very Good Net, 148 lbs. Can be used for Light commercial or Middle School, should last 4 to 6 years. #36 Twine is a Heavy Duty Net, 190 lbs.Of tensile strength, considered commercial Quality estimated 6 to 8 year lifespan. #42 Twine is a Very Heavy Duty Net, 220 lbs. Of tensile strength, many pro teams will use this for their cages, good for commercial batting cages.
Should last 8 to 10 years. What is the difference between square hung & diamond hung mesh? To put it simply, Square Mesh is better. It is a process where the machine tightly weaves a cord around the rope and the net to provide the strongest possible bond betweeen the two. Some manufacturers will just weave the rope in and out of the netting panels which can result in the rope pulling away from or out of the panels. 70'Length x 14'Width x 12'Height. HD 3/8 Polyethylene Woven and Sewn (Top, Center, and all 4 Corners). HD 3/8 Polyethylene Woven and Sewn extend 4 to 6 ft. (top center & all 4 corners).3-Piece Others typically have 5! Weather and UV Protection (Embedded During Extrusion). Note: The Frame is not included with this net. Thanks for considering Pinnon Hatch Farms LLC, Jones-Sports for your sports supply needs.
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