Hey Alante, you can easily clean the claws by unclamping them and using a warm, soapy cloth to wipe the inside of the claw fingers. You can also spray them with sterilizing alcohol for an extra thorough clean.

Hola Juan Pablo, sí tenemos más de 2 puntos de apoyo. ¡También tenemos 4 y 6 puntos! Consulte nuestro sitio web para obtener más detalles en pro-stringer.com!

Definitely possible! You can continue stringing continously as other machine, except the Pro Stringer would be up close to your racquet, saving more strings! :)

The Pro Stringer support tension range depending on the type of racquet sport, you can find out more on our website!

Hi Dylan, the machine comes at 984$ USD with free shipping included! Find out more on pro-stringer.com

Hey Nijafe! You can check the detailed difference in the specification on our product description, in short; the 3 version have different parts that is specific to the racquet sport as well as tension range.

Towards the end of the video, you can see that it is specifically on the tie-off. You can also use a different tie-off according to your pattern.

Hey Chris! You can set tension with the tension knob on the machine itself! Simple as that. :)

Unfortuntately, ths machine is not able to do prestrretch. We will look to implement it in the near future! :)

Hey mate, the Portable Stand would definitely be back in stock in the near future. Currently we do not have plans to bring it on yet but keep in touch with us on our Socials!

I've been waiting for a long time. Where will you be notified if it is restocked?

Keep in touch with our social media for most updated news!

Thank you for expressing interest on the PSS Vicky, Unfortunately, we had disconnected the product but will bring it back soon! :)

Looking forward to the return of the portable stand.

Hey Damien, rest assure as the metal on the throat and head support is NOT in contact with the frame and would not be due to the frame retainer held in place by the butterfly screw! :)

I was not referring to the mounting system, I am referring to when you feed the string through the gripper and pull it, the motor presses against the frame of the racquet to stabilize when it pulls. @@myprostringer

Thank you for your kind words! :) You could start the clamp with one full turn loose and work you way by loosening it or tightening it slowly. Until it is able to hold the tension without slipping, that is the perfect spot.

Hey there! Please email us at [email protected] for assistance on the adapter. Thank you!

Good question Jeremy! The Claw 2.0 fingers has been treated with a special process to increase grip and reduce the use of clamping force that would damage the string. However! For the Claw 2.0+ aka the premium Chrome Plated ones, they have been treated with laser engravings that is much durable and gentle on the string to prevent any uneccesary pinching! :)

@@myprostringer Thanks! You should list this on your website! (If it's there, I missed it.) I figured I could live without the aesthetic upgrade, but I might have sprung for the 2.0+ if I had known there was a good practical reason to do so!

@@jeremyuecker5145 They will hold the aesthetic for a long time with protection by the Chrome Plate. Plus, the laser treatment is considered to be more superior with even better grip and uses less clamping force. ;)

You can click on this link: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oa-mnbdkzMfHgpc.html&pp=gAQB for the quick starter guide. Any question, flick us an email at [email protected]! Happy to help! :)

Visit pro-stringer.com/ where you can find all of your stringing needs! :) Flick [email protected] for more information or enquiry.

Can't wait for you to get your hands on these bad boys! :)

Hey there Jeremy, the NEW Claw Clamps 2.0/2.0+ will feature a convenient adjustable knob that will make tightening or loosening the clamping strength super easy!

Thanks-I guess my specific question is whether the number of turns of the knob are the same as the number of turns of the screw in this video. I like the idea of having a recommended number of turns as I am paranoid about slippage and/or crushing the string.

@@jeremyuecker5145 yes it would be nice to have some instructions with the clamps. We are all paranoid lol.

This racquet was strung around 24lbs, if we remember correctly!

Great question! One reason is that it depends on the string pattern. Racquets that have more strings going through the throat will benefit from a buttcap pull, for example. Some racquets start at the head, and some at the throat, so that too will impact where you clamp first.

Significa che vuoi tendere una corda da un lato e poi tendere una corda dall'altro lato. È meglio che infilare tutte le corde su un lato e poi completare il secondo lato. Spero che questo abbia senso!

Si ok . Esattamente come fa nel video?

@@giuseppetorsello7250 sì, dopo aver tirato la tensione su un lato, ne intrecci uno sull'altro lato e tiri la tensione lì. poi ripeti!

Hi Angelito, it is currently out of stock, but don't hesitate to signup for our newsletter on our website for when it is back in stock!

Hi Bee, thanks for your question! After a bit of practice you can be stringing within 20-25 minutes even while sitting :)

Hi Sai, thank you for your comment! Yes the stringer can string higher than 26lbs however, given the fragile nature of badminton racquets, for the integrity of the frame and liability reasons we air on the side of safety.

@@myprostringer Some rackets are manufacturer spec rated to 36 pounds. Is this machine capable of doing that?

Hi Carl, thanks for your question! Yes it is possible for it to pull 36 pounds but we still recommend against.

Hi! Checkout our full stringing tutorial on our channel where you can see the tension being changed using the turning knob :) Tension is measured in LBs and we have a KG tension scale as well if you'd like it indicated in both. If you have any other questions please don't hesitate to email us at [email protected]!

@@myprostringer I watched all your videos, somewhere we see how stringer is using tension knob, but we don't see it exactly. May be you can show it to me with time mark? On previous Pro Stringer Digital I saw digital display, but on Platinum 2.0 I don't understand where to see it.

Yep it’s no show , but the author keep saying it’s shown, this is funny , why I need this if it can’t measuring tension😂

Mains are 11(+ other 11 equals 22) Crosses are 21 (if the racket shaped long its 22)

Sorry for my bad english

@@real.dm_gd so 10 meters for mains and 10 meters for crosses?

@@anthonysnyder1777 i... i dont know, maybe

Hi Anthony, 10m is a safe bet for the full racquet! You'll most likely have some leftover but it is hard to give exact length since some racquets require more than others. Therefore 10m is safe :)

Hi Jahed, thanks for your comment! You should be able to string into the high 20s. Could you please email us at [email protected] so we can help you out?

Hi Tim! Only 2 Claw clamps are needed to be able to string a racquet. If possible, we do like to recommend the power combo of 2 Mediums and 1 Large Claw as you can be sure that you'll be able to easily string any string pattern, especially the ones with very wide string gaps.

Hi Balvinder, most of our customers are actually first time beginner stringers and very quickly get the hang of it! It might look difficult but trust us, we have 10 year old’s stringing their own racquets so we have no doubt you’ll be able to :) Our team is always available to help guide our first time users as well!

Cela dépend de la corde que vous voulez tendre en premier. Voici une vidéo avec une méthode de démarrage encore meilleure sans avoir besoin d'une pince de démarrage ! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/baeTdamDnrfOdI0.html

Ciao, ottime domande! Alcuni anni fa avevamo una macchina con uno schermo digitale, ma è stata interrotta perché costava il doppio della produzione, e quindi non era un ottimo rapporto qualità-prezzo per i nostri clienti in quanto era esattamente lo stesso lavoro di stringa di la macchina attuale. Regolare la tensione è molto semplice! Se guardi 2:31 nel video ci vedrai regolare la tensione ruotando la manopola della tensione. Ogni giro completo della manopola di tensione è uguale a 2 libbre, quindi mezzo giro è esattamente uguale a 1 libbre. Per quanto riguarda le nostre pinze, sono le prime pinze volanti sul mercato che mantengono le corde dritte grazie al design angolato. Dal loro rilascio, abbiamo ricevuto un feedback incredibile su quanto siano facili da usare e su come mantengono perfettamente la tensione. Se hai altre domande, non esitare!

@@myprostringer Grazie 1000! Forse farò la follia di acquistarla. Mi sembra che sono 30 giorni per il recesso, non so in quali condizioni però..! Avevo letto che la usava Sinner prima di fare il salto nel Olimpo, poi non so se e vero o semplicemente pubblicità.

@@dariusonic5153 è verissimo! Sinner lo ha usato per oltre 2 anni a casa sua prima di diventare top 100 :)

@@myprostringer Salve ... mi inserisci in questa discussione per parlare delle pinze volanti. Ho visto sul sito che le vendete anche separatamente dal kit completo ma mi chiedevo cosa volesse significare la taglia M (16 mm) e quella L (21mm)... oltretutto sono davvero così affidabili nel mantenere la tensione una volta “staccato” il filo dal tensionatore? Grazie

Ciao, ottime domande! Ogni confezione viene fornita con 2 morsetti da 16 mm e funzionano per il 95% degli schemi di corde. Abbiamo un morsetto largo 21 mm per ogni evenienza per quelli con schemi di corde più larghi. Se ci fai sapere la tua racchetta e lo schema corde, saremo felici di farti sapere quale funzionerà meglio! Sì, questi morsetti tengono molto bene la tensione. Abbiamo anche un incordatore professionista che usa la sua macchina Baiardo (il gold standard sul mercato) e le nostre pinze volanti! Non esitate a inviarci un messaggio su WhatsApp al +16464034298

Hey Vinh-An, thanks for your message. Stay tuned as we're about to release a full racquet being strung so you can see it in action!

Check out our recently posted video Vinh-An!

Hi Luke, great question! If you have a racquet with the 4 "bumps" at the throat, then you simple start the racquet by inserting the strings at the opposite end of the racquet. This means that you will feed in the string from the head of the racquet towards the throat, and do the same as you see in the video, except from the opposite side of the racquet. Just make sure to skip the correct holes based on your string pattern as some Yonex racquets can be tricky! Let us know if you run into any troubles!

Hi Saitama, thanks for your message! The racquet head should definitely not bend. We recommend adjusting at the point where you meet resistance, but not to force it tighter. A big misconception with Pro Stringer is that since it has a 2-point mounting system, it is unsafe for the racquet. The opposite is true! With the Pro Stringer 2-point mounting system there should be no frame bending of any kind. Since the stringer is placed against the racquet frame during tensioning, it places symmetrical load on the racquet instead of an imbalanced strain that occurs from traditional stringing machines that pull at a distance. As a result, the 2-point mounting system for Pro Stringer is actually safer than 6 point mounting systems on dropweight machines and just as safe as other 6 point mounting systems. We have run many stress test analysis to confirm this and received very conclusive and positive results about this fact.

Hi Yannick! We posted this video to show the speed of assembly. We have another video showing you how to easily assemble piece by piece using an animation at this link: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aLSJiceXtsW6XYU.html Please let us know if you have any further troubles!

Hi Seb! The approx. 1.5 turn will work well on the 1.3mm string. The fine tuning should start from there. We usually find that a 1.2mm is around 1.25 turns so 1.5 is a good starting point and then close or open with the tension adjustment screw according to the clamp feeling. Hope this helps!

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Hi Dan, the clamps hold onto 2 strings. Our new claw clamps have diamond dusted teeth that hold the string with minimal force and also adjustable to how tightly they hold the string. They hold the tensioned string without tension loss

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