Production formula of badminton ball base with high durability

Abstract

The invention discloses a production formula of a badminton ball base with high durability. The badminton ball base is prepared from, by weight, 29-40 parts of acrylic resin, 18-24 parts of butadienestyrene rubber, 5-10 parts of brown aluminium oxide micro-powder, 4-8 parts of green silicon carbide, 3-10 parts of ferric oxide, 5-9 parts of zirconium oxide, 1-4 parts of magnesium chloride, 3-10 parts of ethylene glycol butyl ether, 4-9 parts of dibutyl phthalate, 5-11 parts of ethylene-octylene copolymer, 3-10 parts of additive thermoplastic elastomer, 8-14 parts of cattlehide, 10-17 parts f attapulgite clay, 8-15 parts of charcoal, 7-10 parts of rosin, 5-9 parts of quartz sand, 4-10 parts of carbon fiber powder and 5-12 parts of glycerinum. According to the badminton ball base prepared with the formula, the strength, the elasticity and the durability of the ball base are greatly improved, and the thermal stability, the chemical stability and the anti-aging performance of the rubber are greatly improved. The beating performance of a prepared badminton ball meets the requirements, the performance is excellent, the badminton ball is not likely to fracture when repeatedly beaten withgreat efforts especially, and the service life is greatly prolonged.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of badminton materials, in particular to a durable badminton ball base production formula. Background technique [0002] Modern badminton originated in England. In 1873, in the town of Bloomington in Glasgow County, England, there was a duke named Beaufort. When he held a garden party in his territory, several retired military officers who came back from India introduced to everyone a method of using beats to separate the net. Back to the game of shuttlecock, people have a strong interest in it. Because this activity is very interesting, it soon became popular in the social arena of the upper class. "Badminton" (Badminton) became the name of English badminton. In 1893, 14 British badminton clubs formed the Badminton Association, the predecessor of the All England Open. Since 1992, badminton has become an official event of the Olympic Games. [0003] Badminton is a sport that can be played both indoors a...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] Badminton is generally divided into game balls and practice balls. Game balls have higher quality requirements for shuttlecocks, especially for the elasticity and durability of the badminton ball base. Ordinary shuttlecocks cannot meet the requirements of elasticity and durability. The above requirements are easy to damage the racket and badminton ball during the game, which will affect the normal performance of the players.