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MH Goals are delighted to announce that Pressure Jet Markers Ltd, suppliers of grass line marking machines, are now part of the MH Goals family.

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MH Goals are delighted to announce that Pressure Jet Markers Ltd, suppliers of grass line marking machines, are now part of the MH Goals family.

Pressure Jet’s line markers have been the choice of professionals for over 60 years. The revolutionary Dimple Line Marker can be found at some of Europe’s top clubs and national stadiums, including the Principality (formerly the Millennium) Stadium in Cardiff, Wembley Stadium in London and the Stade de France in Paris.

MH Goals Managing Director Mark Harrod has enjoyed a long working relationship with Pressure Jet Markers and with our top-level involvement in the game they fit perfectly into our portfolio of professional products.

“I’m delighted that Pressure Jet’s products are now manufactured exclusively by MH Goals and that the Pressure Jet name is now part of the MH Goals family.”

The range of pitch line markers from Pressure Jet are highly regarded for their ability to produce a quality line and for their longevity. Line marker production has moved to the new state of the art MH Goals manufacturing facility in Suffolk, to be made alongside our professional range of sports equipment.

MH Goals’ newest range of line markers can be found below. All are built with durable cast aluminium marking and tank transfer wheels, which produce a precision pick up of paint from tank to pitch, as well as height adjustable handles and easy to clean tank and transfer wheel. They can be used with either ready to use or concentrated paint, are available with either solid or pneumatic tyres, and are made by us in the UK.

The Dimple – from £524.40 ex Vat

Named after its revolutionary transfer wheel cast with dozens of small dimples, it means that this line marker picks up and transfers the paint more accurately and cleanly than any other type of transfer wheel machine, enabling the user to lay a superior line.

– Reinforced 15 litre steel tank
– All parts are zinc plated and powder coated
– Patented design unique to Pressure Jet Markers
– Available with a 2, 3 or 4 inch marking wheel

The Prince – from £348 ex VAT

The Prince Line Marker is a durable and robust machine that is at home on any pitch. It comes with the unique Rollermark centre transfer wheel which is foam covered and delivers excellent paint coverage. Ideal for multi pitch marking.

– Unique Rollamark interleaved Sorbo foam centre transfer wheel
– Reinforced 20 litre steel tank
– All parts are zinc plated and powder coated
– Available with a 2, 3 or 4 inch marking wheel
– 120mm wheel available on request

The Linesman – from £303 ex VAT

The Linesman is a lightweight and durable machine ideal for tennis courts, smaller pitches or home use. Its smaller tank, either 13.5 or 9 litre, ensures that there is less waste and makes the Linesman easy to use and handle. It is also available with a 2” transfer wheel which is perfect for tennis courts.

– Unique Rollermark interleaved sorbo foam centre transfer wheel
– Reinforced 9 or 13.5 litre steel tank
– All parts are zinc plated and powder coated
– Available with a 2, 3 or 4 inch marking wheel

 

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