Wholesale Advanced Beginner Padel Racket Factory
The factory produces padel rackets designed for players transitioning from intermediate to advanced levels. Each racket balances control and power through precise geometry and material lay‑up,
Wholesale Advanced Beginner Padel Racket Factory
The factory produces padel rackets designed for players transitioning from intermediate to advanced levels. Each racket balances control and power through precise geometry and material lay‑up, allowing wholesalers to offer a consistent product that meets the performance expectations of this skill bracket.
Product Overview
Rackets are manufactured in a single‑piece mold to eliminate joint weaknesses. The head shape follows a teardrop profile with a widened sweet spot, which reduces off‑center vibration for players still refining timing.
Standard length is 455 mm, conforming to International Padel Federation regulations. The grip circumference is offered in three sizes (L1, L2, L3) to accommodate varying hand dimensions without requiring aftermarket overgrips.
Key Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Typical Value | Adjustment Range |
|---|---|---|
| Weight (unstrung) | 340 g | ±10 g |
| Balance Point | 260 mm from butt cap | ±5 mm |
| Swing Weight | 260 kg·cm² | ±15 kg·cm² |
| Stiffness (RA) | 68 | ±4 |
| Head Size | 460 cm² | ±10 cm² |
| String Pattern | 16 × 19 | Fixed |
| Grip Size | L2 (4 ¼ in) | L1, L3 available |
Material Composition
The frame uses a 70 % carbon fiber and 30 % fiberglass hybrid weave. This ratio provides a tensile modulus of approximately 45 GPa while maintaining impact resistance above 8 kJ/m². The core is injected EVA foam with a density of 30 kg/m³, delivering a controlled rebound coefficient of 0.42.

Surface finish includes a UV‑resistant polyurethane coating, limiting color fade to less than 5 % ΔE after 500 hours of accelerated weathering. The grip incorporates a micro‑perforated synthetic leather layer with a moisture‑wicking rate of 1.2 mg/(cm²·h).
Manufacturing Tolerances and Process
Mold closure pressure is maintained at 180 bar with a temperature ramp of 2 °C/min up to 180 °C, ensuring uniform resin flow and void content below 0.5 %. Post‑cure annealing at 150 °C for 30 minutes relieves internal stresses, resulting in a dimensional stability of ±0.2 mm across production batches.
Quality Assurance
- Visual inspection for surface defects under 500 lux illumination (acceptable defect size <0.5 mm).
- Impact test: 50 mm steel ball dropped from 1 m, no cracks allowed.
- Flexural modulus verification via three‑point bend test (target 45 GPa ±5 %).
- Grip adhesion test: peel strength >1.8 N/mm.
- Final weight and balance check within specified tolerances.
Customization Options
- Frame color: matte black, gloss white, or custom Pantone (minimum order 500 pcs).
- Grip size: L1, L2, L3 with optional over‑grip thickness (0.5 mm, 1.0 mm).
- String pattern variation: 16 × 19 or 18 × 20 (affects spin potential).
- Weight adjustment via internal tungsten inserts (±15 g).
- Private label embossing on throat or shaft (laser etched, depth 0.1 mm).
Applications
Advanced beginner players typically exhibit improved stroke consistency but still benefit from a larger sweet spot and moderate power generation. The teardrop head shape combined with a balanced weight distribution reduces torsional twist on off‑center hits, allowing players to focus on technique rather than equipment compensation. This makes the racket suitable for club training programs, recreational leagues, and entry‑level tournament circuits where durability and predictable performance lower the total cost of ownership.
Packaging and Logistics
Rackets are packed in single‑wall corrugated cartons with internal foam end caps, each carton holding 6 units. Carton dimensions are 480 mm × 260 mm × 110 mm, providing a stacking strength of 250 kg. Pallet configuration follows ISO 1448‑1 (800 mm × 1200 mm) with a maximum load of 12 cartons per layer, 4 layers high. Shock indicators are affixed to detect impacts exceeding 15 g during transit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can dimensions be customized? Yes, head size, length, and weight can be adjusted within the ranges shown in the specification table; tooling changes may affect lead time.
What information is required before quotation? Required details include desired quantity, grip size, frame color, any logo or branding files, and preferred Incoterms.
What materials are available for the frame? Standard is 70 % carbon fiber / 30 % fiberglass hybrid; alternative compositions such as 100 % carbon fiber or glass‑fiber reinforced polymer are available upon request.
How is quality inspected? Each batch undergoes visual, impact, flexural, grip adhesion, and dimensional checks as outlined in the Quality Assurance section.
What packaging methods are available? Standard is single‑wall cartons with foam end caps; reinforced double‑wall cartons or custom foam inserts can be arranged for higher protection.
How are export shipments protected? Cartons are strapped, corner‑protected, and loaded with shock indicators; pallets are stretch‑wrapped and labeled with handling instructions.
What is the typical production lead time? Lead time ranges from 25 to 35 working days after receipt of approved artwork and deposit, depending on customization complexity.
How are samples arranged? Sample units (up to 2 pcs) can be shipped via express courier; costs are credited against the first order if the purchase exceeds 500 pcs.
Contact for Inquiry
To receive a detailed quotation or request technical datasheets, please use the contact form or email our sales department directly. Include your company name, required volume, and any specific customization needs to expedite the response.







