Sports equipment, built differently.
Made with TechnoFusion.
TechnoFusion fuses advanced additive manufacturing with composite engineering. Our flagship is the T0 Hex padel racket, built to order in Slovenia.
Every unit ships with its own numbers.
T0 Hex is our flagship — the first product made with TechnoFusion, and the proof it works: every unit is built to its numbers, measured, and shipped with them.
What TechnoFusion makes possible.
Effective mass, not dead mass.
The striking face is a fiber-dominant laminate: high fiber content, lean resin. Resin adds weight without adding response — so we keep it to what the structure needs.
Mass where it works.
Mass saved in the face is not lost — it is relocated. Placed outward, toward the sides of the hoop, it steadies the head through off-centre contact and widens the part of the face that plays like the middle. Additive construction lets us place it deliberately, unit by unit, instead of accepting wherever a mold leaves it.
Geometry led by function.
A mold fixes one shape and pays for itself over thousands of identical units. Without molds, shape becomes a free variable: the concave hoop, the hex throat and the internal structure exist because each does something.
A specification you set.
Four handle shapes, five target masses, set per unit at production time — with no tooling cost for the variant.
You configure.
We build, then measure.
T0 Hex.
New here? Find the fit that suits youSeries Zero.
The first run of T0 Hex. Final where you feel it. Evolving where you see it.
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“Tier Zero started with a batch we ordered ourselves. We bought custom rackets from an established manufacturer, then measured them — and the ‘same’ model varied by 15 grams in weight and 8 swingweight points: completely different rackets to play with. That’s when we understood the real problem — rackets are built by hand, to an average, so the variation is baked in. So we rebuilt production from zero, without molds: every racket built to a number, measured, the same every time. Series Zero is where it starts.”