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Laykold

Laykold je tvrdý tenisový povrch položený na asfaltovém nebo betonovém podkladu. Lze jej doplnit vrstvou Laykold Cushion Plus pro lepší tlumení nárazů a menší opotřebení kloubního aparátu tenistů. Řadí se ke středně pomalým povrchům. Pro výrobu jednotlivých typů jsou používány guma, oxid křemičitý a akrylátová pryskyřice. Povrch byl vyvinut americkou…

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Laykold

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Edges19
Triples1
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.1
Components1

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Laykold

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povrch roce masters tvrdý jej stal povrchem tenisový asfaltovém betonovém guma pensylvánském grandslamového decoturf položený podkladu lze doplnit vrstvou cushion

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Laykoldrelated to ReferenceWikipedii0.60section

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