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Harness the Power of Branding on your Baseball Field

Three Fabric Types to Choose From

14 oz. ArmorMesh, 9 oz. Classic Mesh or 18 oz. Vinyl options to suit your needs and budget.

Incrediseal Construction

Our baseball windscreens include IncrediSeal heat-sealed hems for long-lasting edges.

Brand Your Facility with TuffPrint

Our TuffPrint technology can add any graphic, logo, or text to your windscreen, and the printing is as strong as the fabric it is on.

Unprinted Options Too!

Use plain windscreen to block out wind and distractions from your practice fields and other facilities.

	Brass grommets on bound reinforced or heat-sealed hems.
	Lacing lip for screens over 6′ high. Prevents billowing & breakaway.
	Optional Features: Half-moon air vents or 6" x 12" boxed air vent.
	IncrediSeal (available on VCM and ArmorMesh) All sewing and stitching eliminated: - Zero possibility of thread breaks. No open seams or hems! - Clean look – lays flat, no pleats, no black webbing, no stitches. - Manufactured with 21st century technology.

OUR TOP SELLING PRINTABLE WINDSCREENS

	VCM9X12 Classic Mesh	ArmorMesh VCP16X16 Premium Mesh	VCP1800
Fabric	Vinyl Coated Polyester Mesh	Vinyl Coated Polyester Mesh	Vinyl
Popular Applications	Baseball outfields, anywhere	Baseball outfields, anywhere
Features	Top-seller	Most durable, for high wind areas
Printable	Yes	Yes	Yes
Warranty	3 years	5 years	4 years
Weight/Sq. Yd.	8.0 oz.	14 oz.	18.0 oz.
Price Level	$$	$$$	$$$
% Shade	84%	75%	100%
IncrediSeal	Yes	Yes
Air Flow	340 CFM (ASTM D-737)	744 CFM (ASTM D-737)
Tensile Strength	230 X 200 (ASTM D-5034)	351 x 333 (ASTM D-5034)
Tongue Tear Strength	100 X 110 (ASTM D-5587)	69 x 60 (ASTM D-5587)
UV Resistance (% tensile strength retained after 1000 hours)	83%	96%

Wind Load: Installing a windscreen requires consideration of the stability of the fence it will attach to. Assessment needs to be made of the fence's wind load capacity, which depends on elements like post depth, wind direction and intensity, post gauge, cement amount, and wire gauge. These should be considered in combination with the wind passthrough of the chosen mesh, which can be found in the table above. Leaving a few inches of screen-free space at the fence bottom aids wind flow. In some cases, an engineer may need to assess the fence's suitability for a windscreen.