Custom Typti New Racket Sport Game Supplier
The Typti system is a modular racket‑sport platform designed for rapid adaptation to emerging game rules. Each kit comprises a frame, interchangeable striking surface, grip module, and optional net
Custom Typti New Racket Sport Game Supplier
The Typti system is a modular racket‑sport platform designed for rapid adaptation to emerging game rules. Each kit comprises a frame, interchangeable striking surface, grip module, and optional net tension components, all engineered to meet dimensional tolerances within ±0.5 mm.
Technical Characteristics
Frames are fabricated from high‑modulus carbon‑fiber reinforced polymer laminates with a lay‑up sequence optimized for torsional stiffness (≥ 12 Nm/deg) while keeping mass under 180 g. The striking surface uses a thermoplastic elastomer overlay with a Shore A hardness of 85±3, providing consistent rebound across temperature ranges of 5 °C to 40 °C.
Grip modules incorporate a dual‑diameter core: an inner aluminum alloy tube (6061‑T6) for structural integrity and an outer silicone over‑mold with a coefficient of friction 0.62±0.05, reducing slip under sweat conditions. All interfaces use M3 threaded inserts with a torque specification of 0.9 Nm to ensure repeatable assembly.
Customization Options
- Frame length: 680 mm to 740 mm in 5 mm increments
- Striking surface area: 90 cm² to 120 cm², adjustable via removable inserts
- Grip circumference: 100 mm to 115 mm, selectable in 2 mm steps
- Net tension range: 15 N to 30 N, configurable with spring‑loaded tensioners
- Surface finish: matte, gloss, or textured polymer coating
Typical Specification Table
| Parameter | Typical Value | Customizable? |
|---|---|---|
| Frame mass | 165 g ± 5 g | Yes (lay‑up adjustment) |
| Striking surface thickness | 2.2 mm ± 0.1 mm | Yes (material selection) |
| Grip hardness (Shore A) | 45 ± 3 | Yes (silicone grade) |
| Operating temperature range | ‑10 °C to 50 °C | No (material limits) |
Applications in Sports Facilities
Because the Typti platform allows rapid re‑configuration of striking surface geometry, it supports both short‑court variants (e.g., paddle‑style play) and longer‑court formats without requiring separate equipment inventories. Facility managers can reduce storage footprint by up to 40 % while offering athletes a choice of game dynamics within a single court layout.
The modular nature also simplifies maintenance: worn striking surfaces can be replaced in under three minutes using the standardized M3 interface, minimizing downtime during peak usage periods.
Quality Control Philosophy
Each batch undergoes dimensional verification on a coordinate‑measuring machine with a repeatability of 2 µm. Surface hardness is sampled per lot using a durometer with five measurement points, ensuring batch‑to‑batch variation stays below 4 % relative standard deviation.
Torque validation of threaded inserts is performed on a calibrated torque wrench traceable to national standards, confirming that 99.5 % of fasteners meet the 0.9 Nm ± 0.05 Nm specification before packaging.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can the frame length be adjusted after purchase?
A: Length adjustment requires swapping the front and rear frame sections, which are sold as separate modules; the interface remains compatible across all lengths.
Q: What information is needed to obtain a quotation?
A: Provide desired frame length, striking surface area, grip circumference, net tension preference, and order quantity; optional surface finish can be specified at this stage.
Q: How are prototype samples arranged?
A: Sample kits are produced using the same production tooling as mass production; lead time is typically 10‑12 business days after receipt of technical drawings.
For further technical details or to request a quote, please contact our engineering team.
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