This racket is engineered for players who prioritize spin generation and precise touch on every shot. The factory‑direct model eliminates intermediaries, allowing tighter control over tolerances and
This racket is engineered for players who prioritize spin generation and precise touch on every shot. The factory‑direct model eliminates intermediaries, allowing tighter control over tolerances and lead times. Buyers receive a product built to the exact specifications requested by their procurement teams.
| Parameter | Typical Value |
|---|---|
| Weight (unstrung) | 340 g ± 5 g |
| Balance Point | 320 mm from butt (head‑light) |
| Length | 455 mm |
| String Pattern | 16 × 19 |
| Head Size | 100 in² (≈ 645 cm²) |
| Stiffness (RA) | 68 ± 3 |

The frame uses a high‑modulus carbon‑fiber layup with a 30 % graphite reinforcement to achieve the target stiffness while keeping weight low. The inner core incorporates a viscoelastic polymer blend that dampens vibration without sacrificing responsiveness. The grip is manufactured from a polyurethane‑based material with a micro‑textured surface for moisture management.
Pre‑impregnated carbon‑fiber tapes are cut to precise shapes and placed in a heated mold under vacuum pressure. The layup undergoes a controlled cure cycle at 180 °C for 90 minutes, ensuring optimal resin cross‑linking. After demolding, the racket is CNC‑machined to final dimensions, followed by grip installation and a final paint‑cure stage at 120 °C.
Each unit undergoes three inspection stages: dimensional verification (±0.2 mm), static flex testing to confirm stiffness within tolerance, and impact‑resistance assessment using a standardized ball‑strike rig. Only rackets that pass all three criteria are cleared for shipment, reducing the risk of field failures.
The head‑light balance combined with a 100 in² face promotes rapid wrist action, making the racket ideal for generating topspin on serves and groundstrokes. Club players benefit from the enlarged sweet spot, while competitive athletes appreciate the consistent feedback that enables precise shot placement during fast‑paced rallies.
Rackets are nestled in individual molded EVA sleeves that absorb shock and prevent surface abrasion. Six sleeves are placed in a double‑wall corrugated carton with corner protectors, then palletized for export. Each pallet is stretch‑wrapped and marked with ISPM‑15 compliant labeling to meet international customs requirements.