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Practical stringing guides for tennis, badminton and squash. Explore machine setup, mounting systems and techniques, then follow the guide for your equipment.

ModuleX-2 or ModuleX-6: what’s the difference?

Choose the frame support that suits your setup. The mounting system is separate from the tensioning machine: select only a configuration offered for your product and sport.

  • ModuleX-2 · side pull
    ModuleX-2 · side pull
  • ModuleX-6 · 6 support points
    ModuleX-6 · 6 support points
  • ModuleX-6 · frame support
    ModuleX-6 · frame support

Start with the support you need. The modular system allows compatible cross bars and supports to be added later. Changing from X6 to X2 requires the correct head support. Contact the team to confirm conversion parts.

  • ModuleX-2

    The lightest setup to travel with.

  • ModuleX-6

    Additional head and throat support.

Compare mounting systems
ConfigurationModuleX-2ModuleX-6
Support points26
Frame supportMain racquet bars and head support.Adds throat and head cross bars.
Best suited toPlayers who prioritise a compact setup.Players looking for support at both ends of the frame.

ModuleX is compatible with CybeX and Platinum 3.0, not Platinum 1.0 or 2.0. For badminton and squash, ModuleX-6 is converted to a four-point configuration. Follow the guide for your racquet and use the required sport-specific clamps and adapters.

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