Table tennis bat rubber achieving stable ball hitting and returning
A table tennis racket and batting technology, which is applied to rackets, sports accessories, etc., can solve the problems of hard rubber, expensive table tennis rackets or rubber, and unsuitable for amateur table tennis players.
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[0031] Such as figure 1 Shown is a schematic diagram of the mechanism of the present invention. The present invention is a table tennis racket rubber that is stable in hitting and returning the ball.
[0032] The surface bonding layer includes a fiber layer 3, a closed-cell foam 4 and an open-cell foam 5; the surface of the fiber layer 3 is evenly provided with a concave support groove 6 downward, and the vertical section of the support groove 6 is an inverted isosceles trapezoid , the width of the bottom of the support groove 6 is smaller than the width of the top of the support groove 6; the open-cell foam 5 is evenly and continuously attached to the bottom of the support groove 6; the closed-cell foam 4 is evenly and continuously attached to the lower surface of the fiber layer 3, and is located adjacent to Between the two supporting grooves 6 , the elastic modulus of the closed-cell foam 4 is smaller than that of the open-cell foam 5 , and the vertical sections of the open...
Embodiment 2
[0037] Compared with Example 1, Example 2 maintains the same rubber structure, and only changes the composition ratio of the upper fiber layer 9 and the lower fiber layer 11, specifically, spandex: 11 parts, butadiene rubber: 5 parts , Tackifier: 2 parts.
Embodiment 3
[0039] Compared with Example 1, Example 2 maintains the same rubber structure, and only changes the composition ratio of the upper fiber layer 9 and the lower fiber layer 11, specifically, spandex: 7 parts, butadiene rubber: 8 parts , Tackifier: 1 part.
[0040]The table tennis racket rubbers obtained according to the above three embodiments are respectively tested for hitting the ball, and the elastic effect of embodiment 1 and the time to maintain the hitting effect are optimal; embodiment 2 is slightly worse than embodiment 1 on the elastic effect, and The time for maintaining the batting effect is almost the same as that of Example 1; and Example 3 is slightly worse than Example 1 on both indicators, but is also significantly better than the existing table tennis bat rubber.
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