Oem Paddle Tennis Racket Sets Manufacturer
OEM paddle tennis racket sets are produced according to client‑specific drawings, material selections, and performance targets. They serve sports equipment distributors, club operators, and
OEM Paddle Tennis Racket Sets Manufacturer
OEM paddle tennis racket sets are produced according to client‑specific drawings, material selections, and performance targets. They serve sports equipment distributors, club operators, and promotional programs that require consistent specifications across large batches.
Construction and Materials
Frame materials commonly include carbon‑fiber reinforced polymer, graphite composite, and 6061‑T6 aluminum alloy. Carbon‑fiber layups provide a tensile strength of approximately 3500 MPa and a typical frame weight of 260‑300 g, while aluminum frames weigh 340‑380 g with a yield strength around 275 MPa.
Design Specifications
Dimensional specifications generally follow an overall length of 380‑400 mm, a head width of 240‑260 mm, and a string bed area of roughly 0.045 m². Standard string patterns are 16 main × 19 cross, and grip circumferences range from 100 mm to 110 mm to accommodate different hand sizes.
Customization Options
Customization options cover material choice, weight balance, grip dimensions, surface finish, color, and branding. These variables allow the racket set to meet specific performance goals or market positioning.
- Frame material: carbon‑fiber, graphite, or aluminum alloy
- Weight distribution: head‑heavy, even, or head‑light (adjustable ±15 g)
- Grip size: 100 mm, 105 mm, or 110 mm circumference
- Finish: matte, gloss, or textured paint
- Color: Pantone‑matched or standard RAL options
- Logo application: screen printing, laser engraving, or sublimation transfer
Manufacturing Process
Production begins with cutting pre‑preg carbon‑fiber sheets or preparing aluminum blanks, followed by layup in a matched‑metal mold. The assembly undergoes compression molding at 180 °C for approximately 120 minutes, then is demolded, trimmed, and cured in an oven for post‑cure stabilization. Finally, holes are drilled for stringing, grips are applied, and the rackets are painted or coated as specified.
Quality Assurance
Quality verification involves dimensional inspection using coordinate measuring machines with a tolerance of ±0.5 mm on length and width. Weight is checked to ensure a variance of no more than ±2 g per racket. Swing weight is measured on a pendulum rig to confirm balance within ±5 % of target. Impact resistance is assessed by dropping a 2 kg steel ball from a height of 1 m onto the string bed; acceptable deformation is less than 0.3 mm.
| Parameter | Typical Range | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Frame weight (carbon‑fiber) | 260‑300 | g |
| Frame weight (aluminum) | 340‑380 | g |
| Overall length | 380‑400 | mm |
| Head width | 240‑260 | mm |
| String pattern | 16 × 19 | ‑ |
| Grip circumference | 100‑110 | mm |
Applications
Paddle tennis racket sets are suited for sports clubs that need uniform equipment for league play, schools introducing racquet sports curricula, and corporate promotional events where branded gear reinforces brand visibility. The ability to specify exact weight balance and grip size ensures consistent player experience across large quantities, reducing variability that could affect training outcomes or match fairness.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can dimensions be customized beyond the standard ranges?
A: Yes, length, head width, and grip size can be adjusted according to project requirements; tooling changes may be needed for significant deviations.
Q: What information is required before a quotation can be issued?
A: Detailed drawings or specifications, desired frame material, target weight balance, grip size, finish color, logo artwork, and order quantity.
Q: Which materials are available for the frame?
A: Carbon‑fiber reinforced polymer, graphite composite, and 6061‑T6 aluminum alloy are standard options; other alloys or hybrid layups can be discussed.
Q: How is quality inspected during production?
A: Each batch undergoes dimensional CMM checks, weight verification, swing weight measurement, and impact resistance testing as outlined in the quality assurance section.
Q: What packaging methods are available for export shipments?
A: Rackets are packed in corrugated cartons with internal foam dividers, optionally placed in palletized crates with moisture‑barrier lining for overseas transport.
Q: What is the typical production lead time?
A: Lead time ranges from 4 to 6 weeks after final artwork approval, depending on material availability and order size.
Contact for Technical Inquiry
To discuss OEM paddle tennis racket set specifications, material options, or to request a formal quote, please provide your detailed requirements via the contact form. Our engineering team will review the data and respond with feasibility feedback, cost estimates, and projected timelines.
