Trigon Sports Indoor Tunnel Electric Winch System without Net 55 x 12 ft. B51055 - B51055
From local little leagues to professional sports teams, get all the softball and baseball equipment you need to enhance athletic training and improve the overall enjoyment of the game for coaches, players, and viewers.
Introducing to you Trigon Sports Indoor Tunnel Electric Winch System without Net 55 x 12 ft. B51055!
Indoor Tunnel Cage is an electrically operated practice cage built to your specific dimensions.The batting and golf cage combination is conveniently suspended from the ceiling structure and electrically operated.Drive shaft raises and lowers system powered by our curtain hoist.This item is the custom-size ceiling structure only and does not include custom-size net.
Features
- Indoor Tunnel Electric Winch System without Net
What our Experts Think
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Electric winch system allows effortless raising and lowering of the 55′ × 12′ tunnel.
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Ceiling-mounted design maximizes floor space for other indoor activities.
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Retractable structure keeps the facility neat when not in use.
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Compatible with custom-sized nets purchased separately for flexible use.
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Built for repeated use with reliable performance and durability.
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Perfect for schools, gyms, and indoor training complexes needing a permanent but retractable tunnel.
Q&A
Q: What is the B51055 winch system?
A: A ceiling-mounted electric winch system to raise and lower a 55′ × 12′ indoor batting tunnel.
Q: Does it include the net?
A: No — this product is the winch system only.
Q: How does it operate?
A: Uses a curtain-hoist driven shaft powered by an electric motor for smooth vertical movement of the tunnel.
Q: What is the warranty?
A: Comes with a 1-year limited warranty.
Q: Where is it designed to be installed?
A: Indoor facilities such as gyms, schools, and training centers.
Q: Who should use this system?
A: Baseball or softball academies, indoor sports facilities, and schools needing retractable batting tunnels.
Q: What are the key benefits?
A: Saves floor space, reduces manual labor, allows efficient setup and teardown, and provides reliable motorized control.
Maintenance Tips
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Inspect regularly: Check all overhead cables, pulleys, and connections for wear, fraying, or loose hardware.
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Tighten fasteners: Periodically re-tighten bolts, mounting brackets, and attachments to prevent loosening from vibration.
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Maintain winch motor: Clean the motor housing of dust and debris. Visually inspect wiring for signs of wear or corrosion.
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Lubricate moving parts: Apply light lubricant to moving components (e.g., drive shaft, pulley bearings) to reduce friction and wear.
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Cable care: Ensure the wire rope is neatly spooled on the drum when retracting; inspect for kinks or frays and replace if damaged.
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Limit switch check: Test upper and lower limit switches periodically to confirm the cage stops at the correct positions.
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Load test: Occasionally run the winch under light load to verify smooth operation and detect any abnormalities.
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Safe operation: Always operate with a clear zone below the cage; avoid reversing rapidly, which can strain or damage the mechanism.
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Professional inspection: Have a qualified technician inspect the entire system (winch, cables, structure) annually to catch potential issues early.
