Material Preparation 
Factory Real-shot 
Product Manufacturing 
Equipment Showcase 
Carbon Fiber
Tennis Strings
Tennis String Gauge Guide: 1.20, 1.25 and 1.30 mm Explained
Understand how common tennis-string diameters influence feel, durability and setup choices, and how to test gauge changes systematically.
About Tanso
Located in Japan, our carbon-fiber composite manufacturing plant is a professional
OEM-oriented production base.
We deliver one-stop custom manufacturing service, covering material weaving, mould
development, prototype testing,
autoclave forming,
CNC precision processing and surface finishing.
PROFESSIONAL
INDUSTRY
ONE-STOP
PREMIUM SERVICE
Service
— Gallery0+Industry Experience
0+Global Cooperative Partners
0+Countries & Regions Served
0%Quality Assurance
Applications
BlogHEXA E6 vs PENTA E5: How to Compare Shaped Tennis Strings
A practical guide to comparing shaped tennis strings using profile, gauge, tension and playing priorities instead of relying on shape alone.
Tennis Strings
How to Build a Tennis String Lineup: EDGE and NEXUS Series as Examples
Use clear product roles, gauge ranges and test criteria to build a tennis-string lineup without confusing overlap between models.
Badminton Strings
Z61, Z63 and Z66: Choosing a Badminton String Gauge
Compare 0.61, 0.63 and 0.66 mm badminton-string gauges using response, wear, tension and player consistency as practical criteria.
Badminton Strings
B69, B70 and BX7: When a Thicker Badminton String Makes Sense
Thicker badminton strings can be useful for training volume, frequent string breakers and buyers who prioritise wear margin over an ultra-thin feel.