Custom Power Padel Black Padel Racket Company
This product line focuses on rackets designed for players who prioritize high ball speed and stable impact feel. Each racket is built from a unidirectional carbon‑fiber prepreg layup with a black
Custom Power Padel Black Padel Racket
This product line focuses on rackets designed for players who prioritize high ball speed and stable impact feel. Each racket is built from a unidirectional carbon‑fiber prepreg layup with a black epoxy matrix, delivering a consistent flex pattern across the hitting zone.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Typical Value | Adjustment Range |
|---|---|---|
| Overall Length | 455 mm | ±5 mm |
| Weight (unstrung) | 340 g | 320‑360 g |
| Balance Point | 260 mm from butt | 240‑280 mm |
| Swing Weight | 285 kg·cm² | 260‑310 kg·cm² |
| Stiffness (RA) | 68 | 60‑75 |
| String Pattern | 16 × 19 | 14 × 18 – 18 × 20 |
| Grip Size | G2 (4 ¼ in) | G1‑G4 |
Materials and Construction
The frame uses a 30 % carbon‑fiber content in the throat and 45 % in the hoop, oriented to resist torsional twist during off‑center hits. A thin layer of basalt fiber is woven into the outer laminate to improve damping without adding mass.
The core consists of a high‑density EVA foam with a shore hardness of 45 A, providing a predictable rebound characteristic. The black pigment is integrated into the resin system, ensuring UV stability and preventing surface fading over extended outdoor exposure.
Customization Options
- Weight adjustment via internal tungsten inserts (0‑20 g) placed in the handle or throat.
- Balance shift adjustable by moving the insert location; each 5 g shift changes the balance point by ≈2 mm.
- Grip shape options: rectangular, rounded, or octagonal, with thickness variations from 0.8 mm to 1.2 mm.
- String pattern customization: alternative patterns such as 14 × 18 for increased spin potential or 18 × 20 for tighter control.
- Surface finish: matte black, gloss black, or a textured micro‑grip coating for enhanced handling in humid conditions.
Applications
Players who rely on aggressive baseline strokes benefit from the racket’s high swing weight and forward balance, which generate greater racket head speed at impact. The stiffness rating of 68 RA provides a responsive feel that translates wrist snap into ball velocity without excessive vibration.
For doubles specialists, the option to shift the balance toward the handle improves maneuverability at the net, allowing quicker volleys and smoother transitions from defense to attack. The basalt damping layer reduces shock transmission to the elbow, supporting longer play sessions with reduced fatigue.
Quality Control and Testing
Each racket undergoes a three‑stage inspection: raw material verification (fiber areal weight, resin viscosity), intermediate cure monitoring (glass transition temperature via DMA), and final dimensional inspection (coordinate measuring machine for length, width, and profile).
Dynamic mechanical analysis is performed on a sample batch to confirm loss factor (tan δ) below 0.08 at 100 Hz, indicating adequate vibration damping. Impact testing with a 58 g ball at 30 m/s verifies that peak frame deflection stays under 2.5 mm, ensuring structural integrity under high‑speed shots.
Packaging and Shipping
Rackets are placed in a low‑density polyethylene sleeve, then inserted into a double‑wall corrugated carton with internal corner protectors. The carton dimensions are 470 mm × 260 mm × 80 mm, optimized for palletization (40 units per layer, 5 layers per pallet).
Each pallet is stretch‑wrapped and fitted with edge boards to prevent shifting during transit. A humidity indicator card is included to monitor moisture exposure; acceptable range is 30 %–70 % RH.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can the weight be customized after production? Yes, tungsten inserts can be added or removed during final assembly to achieve the target weight within ±5 g.
- What information is required for a quotation? Desired weight, balance point, grip size, string pattern, and any special finish or insert requests.
- Which materials are available for the frame? Standard layup uses carbon‑fiber/epoxy with basalt damping; alternative aramid or glass‑fiber reinforcements are offered upon request.
- How is quality inspected? Incoming fiber areal weight, resin viscosity, cure Tg, and final dimensions are measured; impact and vibration tests are performed on sample lots.
- What packaging methods are available? Standard polyethylene sleeve with double‑wall carton; optional foam inserts or custom‑printed boxes are available for promotional orders.
- How are export shipments protected? Pallets are stretch‑wrapped, edge‑boarded, and include humidity indicators; containers are loaded with desiccant packs to maintain internal RH below 60 %.
- What is the typical production lead time? Four to six weeks after receipt of technical specifications and approval of samples, depending on order size and customization complexity.
- How are samples arranged? Up to two prototype rackets can be shipped for evaluation; sample costs are credited against the first production order.
Request a Quote
To begin a custom order, provide your performance targets (weight, balance, swing weight) and any material or finish preferences. Our engineering team will review the specifications, generate a detailed cost estimate, and propose a timeline for prototype approval.
