Tension range
Tennis racquets normally need higher working tension than badminton. Confirm that the machine can cover the buyer's normal tennis stringing range with stable electronic pulling.
Computer-controlled electronic stringing machines for tennis clubs, coaches, and racquet service shops.

It supports tennis and badminton, has digital electronic control, and can be configured for squash with additional clamps.
A tennis stringing machine is usually bought for repeat work: club restringing, coach service, academy use, or a shop counter that needs consistent tension settings throughout the week.
Tennis racquets normally need higher working tension than badminton. Confirm that the machine can cover the buyer's normal tennis stringing range with stable electronic pulling.
Look closely at the turntable, mounting points, and clamps. A clear racquet support area helps reduce uncertainty for shops handling different tennis frame shapes.
Memory settings, pre-stretch, and repeatable controls matter when a stringer handles multiple racquets in one day and wants fewer manual adjustments.
If the buyer may add badminton or squash service later, quote a configuration that leaves room for additional clamps and accessories.
Choose S6 when the stringer values adjustable working height and the main workload is tennis and badminton. For squash, confirm racquet frame compatibility before quoting.
S6 is not the first recommendation for every buyer, but it has a clear role. If the shop has more than one stringer, or if posture and working height are a major concern, the adjustable-height design can be the deciding feature.
For most mixed tennis and badminton buyers, S3169 remains the simpler first quote because the sport compatibility message is easier to explain and squash can be added with the right clamp accessories.
Yes. S3169 supports tennis and badminton, and it is the lead recommendation when the buyer wants one professional electronic machine for mixed racquet service.
Only if they expect squash racquet service. S3169 can support squash with two additional clamp accessories, while S6 squash support is frame-dependent.
Confirm country, voltage, plug type, sport mix, quantity, shipping route, and whether accessories such as squash clamps or height extension are required.
For tennis buyers, the quote should include more than the machine name. A shop or club should confirm its normal racquet volume, whether badminton service is also needed, and whether the stringer wants a taller work position.
Higher weekly volume makes memory settings, stable pulling, and after-sales support more important than a simple spec comparison.
If the buyer strings both tennis and badminton, S3169 is the stronger first quote because both sports are directly supported.
Confirm country and voltage early so the quote can include the right plug, warehouse route, and carton information.