Oliver-branded technology that gives the racquet stiffness while keeping the weight low, resulting in higher playing efficiency. This is made possible by a construction composed of carbon fibre combined with HSN material.

A technology in Oliver brand racquets that is responsible for power transfer, greater ball control and reduced vibration. To achieve this, the construction of the racquet uses very thin oval carbon fibres, creating a finer and denser structure. This structure has better mechanical properties and reduces the weight of the product.

Oliver brand technology used in squash racquet construction. HMG stands for High Modulus Graphite - a high-performance carbon fibre made by oxidising polyacrylonitrile fibres. Such fibre is 40% lighter than glass fibre, but 5 times stiffer.