Name: PASCAL BOX PRO XL
SKU: 492320-1-1-1-1-1
Availability: InStock

PASCAL BOX® PRO XL

CONCEIVED FOR CLUBS & ACADEMIES

pascal box® PRO XL presentation

oHigh capacity for maximum performance

The Pascal Box PRO XL is the perfect solution for clubs and academies as you can offer your customers lessons with balls at the perfect pressure every time. Each unit can service from 3 to 6 (inflated every other day) full baskets of 72 balls.

The Pascal Box PRO XL is built to last a lifetime. It is made of top quality materials and all its components can be easily and economically replaced and repaired. You can pass it on to your children or sell it when you retire 😉

Benefits of the Pascal Box® PRO XL

oSet yourself apart from the rest. Huge money saving, reduce your environmental impact and avoid injuries.

No more teaching with balls without pressure.

You will be able to boast of giving all your lessons with balls that bounce as they should, giving the best possible service to your students.

Reduce costs.

The savings it generates are very significant, money that you can spend on other items. Ask us by email for the savings calculator so you can do the maths.

Reduces environmental impact.

You will help generate less unnecessary waste (balls are currently not recycled and end up in landfill or in the sea) and less CO2 (for every kilo of rubber manufactured, 4 kilos of CO2 are released into the atmosphere, plus the CO2 produced by transport by ship from the other side of the world – most of the balls are manufactured in Asia).

Prevents injuries.

You will avoid possible injuries to your students caused by forced gestures when going for balls that do not behave as they should and you will help prevent, and even correct, injuries to your teachers (proven: reduces and even eliminates tennis elbow caused by using bad balls).

GREAT DEVICE TECHNOLOGY, GREAT DESIGN, HIGH PRECISION, MAXIMUM SAFETY

FEATURES OF Pascal Box^® PRO XL

oMaximum efficiency and guaranteed lifetime operation

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Capacity for 240 padel and tennis balls.
Maximum precision pressure gauge calibrated according to the official parameters of the International Padel and Tennis Federations.
Lid made of high resistance polycarbonate.
Rotating system for ball extraction.
Reinforced structure with wheels for easy handling.
Option of personalisation by vinyl and/or laser marking.
Designed and manufactured in Spain. Internationally patented system.

Garantizamos resultados al 100%. Pascal Box es el único sistema que puede mantener indefinidamente hasta 48 PSI de presión.

Nuestro manómetro de precisión te garantiza que el sistema está haciendo su trabajo. Sin esta garantía es imposible saber si el equipo está haciendo su trabajo. El aire encuentra el mínimo espacio para escaparse y si lo logra no se consigue inflar las pelotas.

Nota: Por debajo de 29 PSI la presión no es suficiente para atravesar el caucho de la pelota.

PRESIÓN GENERADA POR PASCAL BOX®

Presión oficial Federación Internacional de Tenis

Presión oficial Federación Internacional de Pádel

Presión generada por otros dispositivos

frequent q & a

faqs

Which balls do you recommend and which ones work best with Pascal Box?

The balls that work best with Pascal Box are the highest quality balls.

The only balls that do not work well are balls that have very dense rubber. And these are usually the ones that are advertised as training or high durability.

This is because the normal balls we use for play get their performance from the combined work derived from the elasticity of the rubber and the internal pressure.

Normal quality balls have a rubber with a certain density and elasticity and a high internal pressure (approximately like a car tire).

Training balls have a much denser and harder rubber because it gets its performance, its rebound, in the rubber and not in the internal pressure. That is why they last longer, because the rebound does not depend on the pressure but on the rubber, but of course, this makes them harder, heavier and less tactile for the player...that is why they are for training and are not used in matches and never in championships.

In short, any quality ball, designed for the game, of whatever make and model, will work perfectly with Pascal Box.

The training balls, with a denser rubber (does not allow air to pass through) are not suitable.

Now you can invest in your favourite ball regardless of the cost because you will get the most out of it throughout its real life.

Can it recover old balls?

Pascal Box can recover any quality ball (see point on balls and rubber density) that is in good condition regardless of its age.

In order to inflate a ball, it is essential that the rubber does not have any cracks through which the air can escape (even if we introduce air into the ball, it would escape quickly).

The ball is flattened when we hit it (video of racquet hitting and ball flattening) causing it to expel the compressed air inside and thus losing its internal pressure and rebound. If the ball does not have the proper pressure it will not resist or recover from the blows causing these cracks in the rubber. The ball can no longer recover.

That is why it is important to always have the balls with the right pressure. If you inflate them and keep them at the correct pressure, they can last more than 50 games.

So our recommendation is that you invest in the best quality balls and inflate them with the Pascal Box from day one. This way we guarantee that you will get the most out of them throughout their useful life.
Perfect bounce, every time.

How long does it take for the balls to regain pressure?

If the balls are new (one or two games in a few days) 6-8 at night is enough.

Some players take the Pascal Box with them in their racquet bag and others inflate them when they get home at the end of the day. If you inflate them at night, they will be perfect the next morning.

If they have lost a lot of pressure then they will need more time (but remember that they have to have the rubber in good condition...see the complete use guide), it will depend on their state of pressure.

The pressure gauge does not indicate the minimum level when the Pascal Box is depressurized

If the pressure gauge does not show a zero value when the system has no pressure, it means that it is out of calibration.

And this only happens if it has received a sharp blow that has caused the needle to jump.

Normally it does not affect the operation beyond the displacement of the scale. This means that the new zero pressure level is where the indicator has been left.

In this case you have to purchase a replacement gauge. Please watch this video on how to replace your gauge and contact Technical Support for instructions (soporte@pascalbox.com - +34 918 812 271)

The pressure gauge indicator has dropped a couple of millimeters

This is totally normal. The pressure gauge indicator may drop a couple of millimeters for a couple of reasons:

1. If the temperature has dropped and therefore the air inside the Pascal Box is compressed indicating lower pressure.

2. If you have introduced balls that had already been in the box for a couple of games or three and, therefore, had already lost a significant amount of air and internal pressure. The balls, on regaining pressure have received a significant amount of air from inside the Pascal Box and consequently the indicator shows this in the form of pressure reduction. So much air has passed from inside the Pascal Box to the inside of the ball that the pressure gauge shows it dropping those two millimeters.

Technical Support and Customer Service

You can contact us any time at +34 918 812 271 or at soporte@pascalbox.com

PASCAL BOX PRO XL

Reduces environmental impact.

USER GUIDE